The reflective boys were a Canadian underground band formed around former Slaughter/Strapapdo man Bob Sadzak and were occasionally managed by Canadian writer and label owner Ed Balog. The latter even played bass for the band early on.
The Toronto-based act was formed in 1989 and issued a 7” through Witchhunt called Disorder Of Battles. The albums were also licensed, with slightly different presentation, for the US market by Dwell Records which also invited the band to appear on a Celtic Frost tribute CD. The release show for Worldly Separation was held in Toronto and featured Cryptopsy and Kataklysm. Perspectives was recodded with producer Mark Peters at Metalworks Studio. Roland Murray was dismissed and for a while replaced with former Slaughter man Dave Hewson. A remix CD appeared later on Balog’s Utopian Vision label and was called Is There Hope Amid The Ruins. This, in fact, was the band’s 1993 demo. Utopian Vision also announced plans for a third album.