Review by Konstantin Egorov

Four Holes In The Ground is the latest album from Italian progressive rock band PFM. The album features a mix of instrumental and vocal tracks, showcasing the band's technical abilities and unique sound.

The album starts off with the instrumental track "We're Not An Island," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The track features intricate guitar work and a driving rhythm section, creating a sense of urgency and excitement.

Other instrumental tracks on the album include "Central District" and "Four Holes In The Ground," both of which showcase the band's ability to create complex and engaging music without the need for vocals.

The vocal tracks on the album are just as impressive, with highlights including "The Lesson" and "Freedom Square." These tracks feature powerful vocals from frontman Bernardo Lanzetti, who delivers emotive and passionate performances.

Summary by Konstantin Egorov

Four Holes In The Ground is a strong addition to PFM's discography, showcasing the band's technical abilities and unique sound. Fans of progressive rock and instrumental music will find plenty to enjoy on this album.