The name INFINITA SYMPHONIA somewhat suggests a female-fronted Symphonic Metal band for those who have never heard of them Yet it's actually an Italian quintet which can be labeled as Progressive Rock / Metal with Power / Heavy Metal influences and symphonic elements. This self-titled album is their second full-length so far.

As mentioned above, the material is quite diverse and ranges from soft ballads such as "Waiting Fo A Day Of Happiness" to more Progressive Rock stuff like "The Last Breath". There's a great flamenco vibe in the "Interlude" as well. The heavier parts begin toward the two final tracks "X IV" and "Limbo" where we can really hear the Heavy Metal sound. However, the highlight of the whole album is still the special appearance of the Power Metal Icon Michael Kiske in "Fly" which turned out the be the best track, obviously thanks to him and also the great job of the lead guitarist Gianmarco Ricascoli. Still, Luca Micioni also displayed great vocal skills on the rest of the album.

INFINITA SYMPHONIA put together a quite odd combination in this album. It's work just fine though.