The record consists of four shorter tracks on the A-side and a massive 19-minute multi-part suite on the B-side.

Released in 1973, is the only studio album by the Canton, Ohio-based progressive rock band Brimstone . This rare private pressing has gained a cult following for its unique blend of late-60s psychedelic rock, symphonic arrangements, and Christian-themed lyrics. Album Overview Genre: Progressive Rock, Psychedelic Rock. Origin: Canton, Ohio, USA.

Lead, acoustic, and classical guitars; vocals.

Organ (Hammond A-100), piano (1920 Steinway), synthesizer (ARP), clarinet; vocals. Ken Miller: Bass guitar, vocals. Jimmy Papatoukakis: Drums, percussion; vocals. Gregg Andrews: Lead vocals. Critical Reception

The band was founded by guitarist and featured a rotating lineup over the years. The album credits include:

According to Discogs and Rate Your Music , the album includes: Dead Sleep At Night A2 End Of The Road A3 Etude / Fields Of Clay A4 Illusion / Paper Winged Dreams B1 Suite In Five Movements 18:52 a) Prelude in C Minor b) Song of Fifths c) Interlude to You d) Ode to Fear and Loneliness e) Epilogue: Forever Personnel

It is noted as one of the few early American progressive rock albums to incorporate Christian themes, which reportedly led the band to pass on major label deals that wouldn't allow religious content. Tracklist

Critics often compare Brimstone’s sound to early (specifically their debut era) or The Moody Blues , highlighting the melodic interplay between keyboards and guitar. While some reviewers find the vocals or production dated, the album is highly regarded by collectors as a "highly professional" and "well-written" example of 70s private press rock. Brimstone | Interview | "Paper Winged Dreams"