The German Progmetaller "Poverty's No Crime" deliver its 2007 are "Save My Soul" a strong plant, which in addition to the typical prog elements with a Power Metal breeze comes along. Melody is very very important and the genre is somewhat typical playfulness been decimated without it, however negligible. The singing of Volker is clear and clean and confident in every pitch. One has the feeling that he can just as running without this great effort, but without the feeling of the emotion disregarded. The songs are well-off and entertain you from the first to the last second. The annoying keyboard on this disc not once (even if it where a song or other briefly before), which is in prog albums is not always the case. Here is all well arranged and no instrument is too much.
After a brief "Intro" is the same thing for typical programs, "Open Your Eyes" and the title song "Save My Soul" are classic Prog songs what stuck in the ear. In "The Key To Creativity," a beautiful ballad, the beautiful harmony of the band to wear and Volker totally convinced me here with his clear and powerful voice, which he sees excellent use. The four years since the last output of the band passed, seem very well have been used to be. The album is varied designs, but without the hooks and eyes, and it brings the joy of musicians playing well expressed.

Conclusion This is a progressive metal album on the listener was released by top players in the league and all opportunities from one Such also expected. Variety, melody and, not least, good solos (The Torture) let the album a pleasure for Prog Metal fans. With a little more than 53 minutes there has also been an acceptable length

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