"Alien Eye made my list of top 10 prog albums for 2003"
-Clay Gaunce, "The Trip with Clay Gaunce" - WRFL Radio, Lexington, KY
"I'm really impressed with the music."
-Kenny Solomon, Progressive Soundscapes Radio
"The CD is excellent."
-Christ [+]"Alien Eye made my list of top 10 prog albums for 2003"
-Clay Gaunce, "The Trip with Clay Gaunce" - WRFL Radio, Lexington, KY
"I'm really impressed with the music."
-Kenny Solomon, Progressive Soundscapes Radio
"The CD is excellent."
-Christopher Lamka, Of Sound Mind
"An excellent project by Robert Burger who wrote all the songs. A sort of instrumental progressive electronic rock."
- Denis Taillefer, Proglands.com
"Every now and then, I'll get that one disc that makes me stop in my tracks and demand my attention. Alien Eye was definitely one of those discs. What an amazing recording. I absolutely loved it! I couldn't wait to get it into my library and on to the air. It's a fantastic disc."
-John Garaguso
Progressive Soundscapes Radio
The sound is a stew of interesting elements: colorful and abstract melodic complexities, dark progressive chamber rock, fluid atmospheric David Torn-like guitar elements, foreboding soundtrack-like sequences, dense flourishes of sound that congeal around odd rythmic structures with wailing guitar leads overhead, and jazz and fusion elements filtered through the ebbs and flows of complex electronica. Burger's guitar work is sensitive and emotional, in direct contrast to the more mechanical elements of the sound, making it stand out of the mix wonderfully. I'm at a loss for convenient comparisons. The compositions and arrangements here are nothing less than outstanding, and although it's up in the air whether Burger might have been better served by live musicians handling more parts within this dense wall of sound, the disc nonetheless has it's unique charm just as it is. In all, a very solid effort that warrants a listen.
-Peter Thelen
Expose´ Magazine #28
It is quite excellent electronic progressive space rock. Quite a cool variety of material on this CD with great playing by all involved. It appears his family helps out with the artwork. The CD opens with some really spacey sounds before the guitars kick in on "Black Holes Colliding". This song creates a very cool dark, scary mood before lightening up. Excellent stuff. The program drums are really quite good. I usually can't stand programmed drums on this type of music and never understand why they don't have a real drummer. "Here Comes The Aluminum Ma
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