Of course the ordinary prog fan does not have problems to get along with that, and because Bill Hamer knows how to compose complex yet easily digestible songs, no one, neither those who like tricky stuff nor the melodic fetishists, might get a bad deal. The cover art is ok, but due to the costs it had to do without a booklet, and 40 minutes playing time already wasn't too much even way back in the vinyl days. Actually it is six separate songs that is 2-3 minutes long, put together by a common theme. Unfortunately they had to quit because of the upcoming punk era that were putting the prog rock in the shadows for years to come. Monolith is playing a 70's prog that is a mix between ELP , UK , King Crimson , Rush , Asia and Uriah Heep .
Keyboards dominate their music.
The vocals singed by the bassist is rather good, so are the bass playing. The drummer though is rather mediocre. Apart from the last two tracks, this album doesn't contain any guitar playing, and sometimes you are missing a guitar. The last two songs are very different to the other tracks on this album. You get the impression that they don't belong on this album.