Review ENCHANT - Juggling 9 or dropping 10

4th (and an half) album from  Enchant. Bass thumping maestro Ed Platt  is back but now it is Keyboard Begninus that leaves the band.

This album firmly entrenches the Enchant sound with many great songs.
The limited edition contains photos, sleeves notes, notes about the songs, and a brief history of the band. Great jumping point.

On the music notes, still the great HDCD sounds with composition benefitiing of the return of Ed and musics from Douglas Ott and Paul Craddick at most.
On the lyrics side, Ted let loose and starts unraveling pretty big texts about life and its many sides.
Going from having trouble with handling life, alzheimer, death and the fear that paralyze you, changing life, loosing innocence.

 Enchant stills continues to deliver good music that begin to get better and better but still does not hold to the first album but this one is a good one and maybe not great songs but lots of very nice ones that makes J9oD10 maybe not a great album but a cool one with a nice emphasis on the part of TED singing and the lyrics.
Here 's my favorite track,  JUGGLING KNIVES.