The middle 990's weren't the best time for progressive/power metal. Yeah, the big names like Dream Theater or Savatage kept on carrying the flag, but so many bands of that era didn't get that level of attention they really deserved. Germany's Tragedy Divine were among them. I discovered their amazing album "Visions of Power" years later through the Sacred Steel connection. On September 29 Jolly Roger Records released vinyl version of this masterpiece, and that was a good reason to chat with Gerrit P. Mutz (vocals) and Jörg M. Knittel (guitars) and remember how the album was created.