The solo debut from the underground legend, Scott Reeder, a former bassist for Kyuss, The Obsessed, Nebula and Unida.

TunnelVision Brilliance�s thirteen songs are genre less, classifiable simply as "music" and nothing more. It�s not a heavy album. Thanks to Scott's singing style, there�s a David Gilmour/Pink Floyd vibe to some of the songs. How he can make such contrasting styles blend together as a whole is impressive enough; what�s even better is that these songs were written over an 18-year stretch (as for musicianship, Reeder plays all the instruments � flawlessly). If you listen to TunnelVision Brilliance and cry that it�s not a wall of distortion, you�re missing the point. The album is a deeply personal reflection of Scott Reeder, and it shows an incredible depth.

The songs sound a touch retro, yet they also sound very fresh. I think if one can get over the "but it's not heavy" thing, one will be pleasantly surprised.

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