Credo's "Against Reason" is a masterful blend of neo-progressive rock that builds on the band's signature power and melody, taking a step forward in their musical journey. Released on April 11, 2011, under Festival Music, this album offers a mature and intricate soundscape that fans of melodic progressive rock will appreciate. With a runtime of just over an hour, the album features eight tracks, each showcasing Credo's ability to craft compelling and emotive music.
The album opens with "Staring At the Sun," a 10-minute epic that sets the tone for the rest of the record. "Cardinal Sin" follows, with its 12-minute runtime allowing for a rich exploration of themes and sounds. "Intimate Strangers" and "Against Reason" continue the journey, demonstrating the band's knack for blending complexity with accessibility. The album concludes with "Ghosts of Yesterday," leaving a lasting impression on the listener.
"Against Reason" has been praised for its superb performances and the band's growth as musicians. It's a testament to Credo's evolution, offering a harder edge and more intricate feel compared to their previous works. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to Credo's music, "Against Reason" is an album that demands your attention and rewards repeated listens.