After a break of seven years, "Munsalvaesche" appears to be the best album in Enid's history, inspired from the medieval novel "Parzival", written by Wolfram von Eschenbach. The medieval setting, the epic choral and orchestral arrangements, the massive and natural groove, all these elements are melted together in a way Enid should always have sounded: epic, orchestral, melancholic.
After a break of seven years, "Munsalvaesche" appears to be the best album in Enid's history, inspired from the medieval novel "Parzival", written by Wolfram von Eschenbach. The medieval setting, the epic choral and orchestral arrangements, the massive and natural groove, all these elements are melted together in a way Enid should always have sounded: epic, orchestral, melancholic.
