'Reflections From An Unseen World' is the 4th album by Blue Dawn, Genoa's finest occult band and their best to date. The album is the first to feature guitar and keyboards player Davide Bruzzi (Il Segno Del Comando), who played on tributes to Blue Oyster Cult and Death SS, but this is the first full length album on which he plays, since he joined the band in 2017, shortly after the release of their previous record. His work distinguishes the sound of the album, which ranges from heavy doom to more progressive tracks, embellished by Bruzzi's keyboard touches and flamboyant yet emotional solos, on songs built on powerful and dark riffs created by Andrea Martino (guitar) and Enrico Lanciaprima (bass/vocals), punctuated by the solid drumming of Andrea Di Martino and valued by the gothic voice of singer Monica Santo. The album features some important special guests too: Italian underground legend Mercy (Malombra, Il Segno Del Comando, Ianva), who sings on the track 'Shades,' James M. Jason (Gothic) who sings and plays piano on 'Hostage Of Grudge' and the fabulous cover of Black Sabbath's 'Who Are You' and multi instrumentalist Fulvio Pereda, who plays Mellotron and tablas on 'Shades.' Blue Dawn' s big personality is all over the record, giving us a heavy, yet varied, sound as the band is known for, but more focused and homogenous than before. An album not to be missed, by everybody who loves classic Sabbath, but also more modern bands like Tool, Triptykon and Il Segno Del Comando.