What formerly was entitled "The Liaison," and inevitably became "Tomorrow's World." how circumstantially true, having always been set aside for tomorrow anyway. Well, the album's finally here! Was it worth the wait? I think so. It's got quite an interesting sound going for it. Almost like Progressive/Thrash, similar to early Fates Warning, though I believe "Abraxas" draw more upon the darkness than the latter. Maybe something more like Liegelord or even Hallow's Eve - one of those old Metal Blade acts anyway.

The band's been around a while, and this is the amazing thing, they've maintained the same lineup for something like ten years! A record, considering their background! Granted, nothing major really occurred during that time, but it looks like patience and perseverance are rightfully rewarded.

So, this re-release, considering it's had a pretty good shelf life since its inception, gets digitally remastered, features new artwork and fourteen songs in including the bonus tracks "Stolen Memories," Faded Photographs" and "Into the Light." These all sound like they were cut from the same studio sessions as their predecessors, but ironically, three of the few where you can really sink your teeth into the chorus! Otherwise, aside from "Tomorrow's World," "Dreamers Island" and maybe "Cry of the Nature," the songs are fairly long and carry on somewhat clumsily, lacking a little in power. But there's a symphonic texture hidden in the background that could serve a better role in the overall picture.