Its musical style has been compared by various reviewers to Yes[1] [1], Quidam [2], Pat Metheny[3], Anna Maria Jopek [4], Eclipse (from Brazil) [5] and Genesis.

After some member changes the band worked on some new songs, a 20 minutes long epic for the upcoming Colossus Magazine/Musea release The Spaghetti Epic III and on a 5 minutes progrock hit with Jonas Reingold, the bassist of The Flower Kings, for Dante's Inferno (a new Colossus/Musea project CD box).

In July 2008 "It's So Divine" from the Holdfénykert album reached position 23 on "City FM 106,2" (Romanian Radio) National Top 30 Hit Chart.

[6] Yesterdays' second album called Colours Caffé has been released by Hungarian label Rockszerviz in January 2011.

- The Greatest Silence (Musea Records FGBG 4731) 2009, Apr: Various Artists - Tuonen Tytar II.