Passover is a progressive rock band that blends the most synphonic style to traditional jewish/klezmer folk. The result is an incredible symph/folk sound, unique and extremely fascinating. The band members are Jews, from Trieste (Italy) and Boston (Massachussets): the latter is hometown to the feamle singer, whose voice is simply splendid. Passover's lyrics are mainly based on the Old Testament, since even if many stories have been written during the centuries, it is still the basic text that shows the way, for this band's conception. So the concept album Sacrifice is about the stort of a father and a son that trust their Lord entirely: "So many people die in vain" is a symbolic sentence that reminds us that the Lord would have never let Abraham sacrifice his son. This album blends klezmer, rock and folk, giving the listener the impression of a musical journey through undefined and remote areas of the world. Passover use instruments and sounds that bring us back to the '70s, along with their composition style: they make us think of Pink Floyd, Genesis, the first King Crimson, in a brilliant crossover towards the best klezmer music.