Held to the Light is the 1996 studio album by Gamalon, a Buffalo-based jazz-rock fusion group known for blending progressive rock complexity with jazz improvisation. Often regarded as the band's most mature and refined work, the album showcases intricate guitar interplay, dynamic rhythms, and atmospheric textures that balance technical virtuosity with melodic accessibility. Featuring the lineup that included guitarist Tony Scozzaro, the record expands Gamalon’s signature fusion sound with sophisticated compositions, expressive solos, and a polished production style. Held to the Light stands as a strong example of 1990s jazz fusion, combining progressive energy, rock intensity, and jazz musicianship into a cohesive and engaging listening experience.