What does Michael Kiske, Graham Bonnet, Mike Gorham, Scott Oliva and Norman Kiersnowski have in common, apart from being a bunch of very good singers? The common denominator is the Norwegian metal project Tomorrow's Outlook from Harstad.

For almost four years, Trond Nicolaisen and Andrew Stenseth worked with the debut album, "34613". Brick by brick, they built a rock solid album with a team of excellent songs, assisted and performed by metal musicians from all over Europe.
Musically, Tomorrow's Outlook, inspired by bands like Iron Maiden, Gamma Ray, Helloween and Manowar from the 1980s and 90s.

Their debut album, "34613" pounds away like a freight train loaded with wonderful melodies, awesome riffs and heavy beats. The songs hold a very high level and highlights are queued on the album.
For example, Bonnet exemplifies "Glass Mountain". "A Song For You" is beautifully performed by Gorham and both versions of "Ethereal Dream" are convincing.
Tomorrow's Outlook is a thoroughly grand thought and a great project.