: Oliver Wakeman (Moog solo), Daryl Stuermer (Guitar solo), and John Jowitt (Bass).

Produced by band mastermind Michel St-Père, the album runs approximately 69 minutes and explores themes of searching for meaning in a materialistic, isolating world. It features several high-profile guest musicians, including Daryl Stuermer (Genesis) and Oliver Wakeman (son of Rick Wakeman). : Benoît David : Lead Vocals Michel St-Père : Guitars, Keyboards, Production Steve Gagné : Drums

is the fourth studio album by the Canadian progressive rock band Mystery , released on May 1, 2010. It is widely considered a landmark in the modern symphonic rock genre, featuring complex arrangements, lush harmonies, and the standout vocal performance of Benoît David , who was also serving as the lead singer for the legendary band Yes during this period. Album Overview

The album is notable for its 22-minute centerpiece suite, "Through Different Eyes," which is divided into six distinct parts. (1:13) Wolf (5:53) Between Love and Hate (5:53) Till the Truth Comes Out (9:25) Kameleon Man (5:01) Through Different Eyes (22:35 Total): i) When Sorrow Turns to Pain ii) Apocalyptic Visions of Paradise iii) So Far Away iv) The Point of No Return v) The Silent Scream vi) Dancing with Butterflies One Among the Living (6:27) The Falling Man (7:39) Sailing on a Wing (4:55) MYSTERY - One Among the Living