The Enid are a band that have been around for many a year now in one form or another, some we love to remember and some we may like to forget. Wherever your stand on this is, there will be an era of The Enid that you will fondly remember and relate too. Journey's End is the first proper new Enid album in a few years, and it has been well worth the wait. There are six track on the album, five of them being new and Malacandra having been previously released on the Arise And Shine Volume 1 album which was reviewed previously and awarded 8 out of 10 and rightly so. Journey's End is a concept album, based on the relationship of the leaf and the tree and how they co exist as one and as individuals, a rite of passage from birth to death. This is a very deep stuff, but one would expect no less from such an intellectually minded person as Robert John Godfrey.