Music to dream along to, to enjoy and develop visions – a wide range of different emotions is associated with the songs by the Australian band, Unitopia. Their carefully arranged compositions are as multi-layered as they are transparent, and at the same time every one of their songs is pervaded by an infallible feel for melodies and emotional depth. Imagine The Flower Kings, Van der Graaf Generator, King Crimson and Men at Work in one and the same boat, and you get a vague idea of the artistic worlds which Unitopia unite. The current second release by the six-piece (Mark Trueack, vocals; Sean Timms, keyboards, guitar; Matt Williams, guitar; Monty Ruggiero, drums; Shireen Khemlani, bass; Tim Irrgang, percussions), entitled The Garden, is a double album featuring impressions which are as diverse as the place described in pictorial language by the band.