"Hamasyan has clearly mastered the richly progressive vein of hard rock, prog rock, avant-garde fusion, and, most importantly, a moving target sense of groove. Within the first fourteen minutes of "Manifeste", Hamasyan and cohorts, bring a herky jerky, forward charge to the balls-to-the-wall style title track. Sandwiched between the two previously mentioned audio barrages, "Yerevan Sunrise" carries its oddly thematic, 1970's vibe to the hilt. With its choirs of storytelling voices, "One Body One Blood" and the rippling "Seven Sorrows" spin a runaway hypnosis all their own. "War Time Poem" is a prog miniature that rages and startles but never loses sight of the threat of annihilation. All of this would not be possible if Hamasyan's lieutenants—Llerandi, Karapetian, Garstka—were not on the exact same page as the kinetic leader. Nine other musicians and the Yerevan State Chamber Choir play their respective parts without a fault throughout Manifest's fire-breathing seventy-minute run." (All About Jazz)
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