Devin Townsend - Infinity
Released: 1998

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"This album is one of my all-time-favourites. "Truth" is the most powerful opener, i´ve ever heard and the guitars on "Ants" are terrific. In my opinion, "Infinity" is the peak of Devin Townsend´s career."

"Overall, highly recommended and deserving multiple listens. Another great effort from a very talented musician."

"the best Devin Townsend album, and also the one everybody who doesn't know the man's music should start with. Compared to the aces of 70's, this is not an outstanding album, but I have to give it five starts out of five because it expresses emotions better than anything I had heard before"

"Infinity" is another "must have" album to add to the constantly growing pile of the astonishing works of Devin Townsend. How does he do it? The world may never know."

"Infinity is BIGGER than the entire universe; it's larger, more powerful and more absorbing too. What's more is, Infinity isn't even my favourite Devin Townsend album. I happen to like Ocean Machine and Terria better, but from an objective point of view, Infinity is wider in scope and more eclectic in songwriting than both albums put together."

"Infinity is the sort of record that will initially capture you with its more instantly accessible moments at the beginning of the record and if you allow it to play as a whole, its magic becomes insurmountable"

"You will not be able to keep your ears away until the end after you hear the first song... the sonic waves filling you with peacefulness instead of the oppression you would expect from such complex music, and is enough to convince you of his genius as a creator."

".Infinity is a rewarding and heart felt listening experience."

"a maelstrom made of unexpected sounds ending in apotheosis with deep vocals, so deep, backed by deep guitar parts. Unbelievable singing from the Canadian genius."

"There are few people who can match Devin Townsend's passion, talent and vision when it comes to music."

"In fact, it's a truly individual record from one of rock's great and hugely prolific non-conformists."