"between all the albums I thinks this is the better, in the begining with ambient synths, short pieces and french narrator about this theater play (a gathering about the situation of an enterprise, from a write in Pirandelo's style), in a incredible mix with words, action (about all that happen in scene) and music, in't the less album with a Pink Floyd sound, is more than a album with french personality, with this "bretonian" subreal imagination, un the bonus of the cd continue with ambien themes of a solo album of the keyboardist. no more to say than listen it!" - Dellius-ProgArchives

"This was the first album that I've heard of Pulsar and I love it immediatly... What a sound! Very psychdeleic with some drops of symph and great athmospheres and the cover art id terrific... If you like Ange, you will like Pulsar; 40 minutes of dark athomspeheres with great classical arrangements. A real jewel..." - progadicto-ProgArchives

"The second album of PULSAR "The Strands of the Future".They harmonized space sound and symphonic sound together and reach the stage of original.
"The Strands of the Future"(22:08) is a fantastic instrumental work.One of the best masterpiece of space rock like PINK FLOYD.Also you can find the influence of KING CRIMSON and GENESIS at the latter half of the music.
"Fool's Failure"(10:17) is dark,symphonic masterpiece of French rock.
Very good album.If you like space rock,this album is a treasure for you." - braindamage -ProgArchives

"The legendary French space-rock group. On their debut "Pollen" the media had them promoted as the French PINK FLOYD, though they were a lot more original than that would suggest, with much use of flute and electronics. They had a uniquely French sound. PULSAR’s third album, issued in 1977, "Halloween" (a conceptual "horror-rock" symphonic opus) is generally considered one of the ten best symphonic albums in the world. A masterpiece of refinement. Definitely indispensable for all progressive rock fans!" - ProgArchives