For their fifth album, Einstein keep many of their trademarked sounds and moves in place while changing some aspects to keep everything fresh. In addition to guitarist/composer Charles O'Meara (formerly C.W. Vrtacek) and drummer John Roulat, the band now features a new bassist, Kevin Gerety, who plays an electric double bass, and his bow work and slides features nicely on some of the tracks. You may love them or you may not, but NO ONE else sounds remotely like Forever Einstein!

"...a must have for the ardent fan of progressive rock or perhaps any rock related genre, as this gang produces a distinct style and methodology that is perhaps unparalled in the business" - Glenn Astarita, All About Jazz

This is very possibly their best album yet.

Forever Einstein use guitar, electric bass, & a wonderfully idiosyncratic drummer to unique ends, performing well thought out & playful instrumental rock music that is highlighted by a great sense of dynamics & sensitivity from all.

''...eccentric, highly original instrumental music that is stimulating, musically challenging & remarkably accesible...the group shows that music can be complex, category defining & far reaching & have innate melodic content. Despite the complexities of the music, the trio has a remarkably clean & uncluttered sound. Guitarist C.W. Vrtacek is a phenomenal player with an expansive sound. All in all a thoroughly inventive album.'' - Relix

"...one of the most impressive and entertaining instrumental prog rock discs of all time. It’s that good." - Brad Smith, Billboard Guide To Progressive

Back in action after far too long, Forever Einstein return with One Thing After Another. Einstein explores the possibilities of the simplest of rock line-ups; the guitar/bass/drums trio. They produce energized music that you can feel AND think about by taking the power and aggression of rock and applying more adventurous compositional techniques than most rock music gets treated to. Einstein's previous CDs and immediately identifiable "power trio with smarts" sound has won them a broad range of acclaim. All three players are really superlative musicians, & there is a ton of great ideas percolating around here.

Opportunity Crosses The Bridge, the band's second release, has a strong rock feel which deftly avoids the mindlessness which much contemporary rock has degenerated into. By taking the power and aggression of rock and applying more adventurous compositional techniques than most rock music gets treated to, Forever Einstein produces energized music that you can feel AND think about. The Connecticut-based group was founded in 1989. All three members have backgrounds in rock, blues, and other types of popular music. Opportunity Crosses the Bridge was produced by guitarist Nick Didkovsky of Doctor Nerve.

"...crammed with spiky Euro-rock melodies... imagine the Minutemen playing Henry Cow charts." - Rolling Stone

"A genuinely individual voice: simple and complex at once" - ReR catalog

Artificial Horizon, the band's first release, has a strong rock feel which deftly avoids the mindlessness which much contemporary rock has degenerated into. Forever Einstein produces energized music that you can feel, move to, and think about. This was the bands first release and it shows how their signature 'power trio with smarts' sound was in place from the very beginning.