Effective period / Period of releases: 1998

After the split-up of Cathedral (4) , the American keyboardist Todd Braverman gives life to Ad Infinitum, with the intention of creating a sound in pure 1970s style. The experiment has succeeded successfully and after 4 years the band produced their only and eponymous album in 1998. The style of the group is a high-level progressive rock that takes its cue from bands like Genesis and Yes, with the vocals that fit perfectly to the arrangements. No instrument is the host but they all collaborate in the creation of a group sound arranged and performed very well by the quintet. Even the instrumentation is in classic 1970s style, in fact there are Mellotron, Hammond organ and analog synthesizers inserted in a Neo-Prog context, creating a perfect union between past and present. Even the graphic part entrusted to Roger Dean, fits perfectly with the characteristics of the band.

● Goose – lead vocals
● Craig Wall – guitars
● Todd Braverman – keyboards
● Dave Beers – bass (tracks: 3, 5, 7, 9)
● Don DiPaolo – drums