This album is an impressive fusion of atmospheric themes with some industrial metal tones. The Vocal style sounds layered and processed, but to my liking, peppered with nice primitive synth tones and reverb on nearly everything it seems.

this album has no boring bits, tasteful composition at all times and a pleasure to listen to.

Divided Bliss is uplifting and has hints of italo disco / 80s retrowave.

This album comes across to me as a more modern and aggressive impression of Kraftwerk. I love the vocoder usage and overall tone of the album is very futuristic. It does it's best to keep you interested with lots of variation in each track, the Synth patches are well thought out and tastefully played, the drums are excellent, there are some very retro toms and 8-bit tones in there that I just love too.

This album is great, a standout prog album that I will listen to for years to come. Frost hit all the right buttons for me with this album, it's varied tracks with a diverse and articulate set of moods sound great, compositionally it's got some very tasteful guitar and keyboard solos and a sometimes processed vocal style that comes across to me as original but not cliche or unbearable, I give it an 8.5/10.
I like this one a lot more than the follow-up album 'experiments in mass appeal'.

Frost pulled off their tracks live, and really well too, and Nick D'Virgilio plays drums on this. NDV is the man. I love the Milliontown album a lot. the only thing better than this would be a full video of the performance.