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One of the band's best work

AccessDenied | 08/08/2010

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Nil Recurring is often overlooked by many. I believe it is one the band's best work.



It was released back in September 2007 as an EP to the 'Fear of a Blank Planet' album. Two of the tracks were recorded at the same time 'Fear of a Blank Planet' was recorded, while the other two were recorded in the summer following the release of 'Fear of a Blank Planet'.



The album has a nice variety of music, it has what I consider one of PT's best instrumentals 'Nil Recurring'. It's always hard to describe music as one person can hear it in a different way than another. Bottom line is if your a PT fan (especially a fan of FOABP), then I recommend picking this up without question.



About this release (July 2010): In regards to this release on this page. This is a re-release/re-package of Nil-Recurring, it was originally released in limited digipak on PT's own label back in September 2007 and then later released as a Slipcase on Peaceville records soon after. Both of which are out of print and the album is now simply repackaged and released on Kscope in a Super Jewel Case."