albums

Credo’s 2nd album ‘Rhetoric’ was released on the 19th September 2005 – which was spooky because that’s exactly 11 years to the day that the first album ‘Field of Vision’ was released. 

Rhetoric was exceptionally well-received, gaining universal praise, and is rightly viewed as a giant leap forward for the band from their debut CD. Showcasing Credo’s passion for melody as well as musical virtuosity, the album alternates hard-hitting and quietly thought-provoking lyrics, powerful, anthemic themes and creamy guitar and keyboard solos..

1. Skintrade – A cynical view of the world of pornography
2. Turn the Gun – A senseless assassination
3. From the Cradle…
4. …To the Grave – Two linked songs about love and lifelong obsession
5. The Letter – The shattering of a relationship
6. The Game – Is life just a game?
7. Too Late…
8. …To Say Goodbye – Two linked songs that bring alive the horrors and suffering of World War 1
9. Seems Like Yesterday – The memories we lose and the ones we grab hold of 

“Wonderful melodies, superb musicianship and a very fine lead singer…”
“Highly melodic & harmonic neo-prog…”
“Modern & catchy…”
“Wonderful melodic-lines on guitars, beautiful majestic keyboard-parts… combined with brilliant basslines…”
“Fresh and exciting…”
“No typical boring stuff.  It’s a must have in your collection…”
“I could rabbit on all day, I won’t because you need to go find yourself a copy and not be reading this!”

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