In 1993 Pendragon performs back in France and for the first time in Portugal (Lisboa), and in November they released "The Window Of Life". The second album from what I calls the "new" Pendragon. I think that Pendragon took a big step forward with their previous album "The World". The music changed to the better just like their artwork, and their albums became a perfect unit.

I have to admit that initially I wasn't a big Pendragon fan, but I listened a lot to them and I found that they became better and better between every listening. Now I'm a big "fan" and I can listen to their entire back catalogue and enjoy them, although I think that they became really interesting with "The World" in 1991.

This album is not as good as "The World" but almost, as "The World" had slightly better songs. Here they're continuing on their high quality neo-prog in the same vein as Marillion, Genesis and Pink Floyd with nice keyboards and guitar.

The best tracks are "The Walls of Babylon", "The Last Man on Earth" and "Am I Really Losing You". This is not their best album, but a must have for every Pendragon fan.