The opening track kicks off as anthemic neo prog, featuring bombastic keyboards. Enter Patrick Kiefer's distinctive vocals and now it's clear: No Name are back! 'The Clock That Went Backwards' is not a clear cut concept album, but all songs mostly deal with the question, of how it would be if you could turn back time, to make different choices. The new members act like a live-cell therapy. The rhythm section provides a thundering drive so that all the melody bliss never sounds corny or clichd. Two of the new protagonists need to be highlighted: One being guitarist Michel Volkmann, who does a fantastic job. The other is saxophone player Fred Hormain, who provides a pinch of jazz-rock , adding a special touch to the songs. Finally we can attest: TNNE deliver 50 minutes of nutricious food for the ears of Neoprog afficionados. Here we find all the necessary ingredients, such as ex-tended guitar and keyboard solos, a powerful singer and lots of melody. The music appears mature, yet fresh, loose, sometimes a bit harder and, through the use of saxophone, surprising.