Final Destiny create a semi-moody psychedelic dream-pop sort of album that is unlike anything you might expect, one based on harmonies, clean clear sonic atmospheric layerings and the lush vocals of Colleen Dodge, reminding me of what was done by Renaissance, though without the pretense and over exaggeration ... an album laced with very driving danceable numbers that will resound in your ears long after the band has packed their gear and left the stage. Having said that, I'm gonna do a 180 and say that there's a superlative essence of southern rock influences in its most enduring fashion [think Wishbone Ash and "Blowin' Free"]. *** The Fun Facts: I know right were the album cover photograph was taken, at the Glenn Mills train station, with the duo walking down the tracks toward Philadelphia.A super rare album from the Philadelphia area, one that was ahead of its time, and still sounds as fresh today as it did in 1994 when it was released. There were but a handful of these created, and there's no reason this outing shouldn't find its way onto the list of artists who created great music and released almost none of it.Review by Jenell Kesler.