OK, this might not fit into the category of progressive rock. It’s more world music with an emphasis on the percussion. I have to mention that I’m not a big fan of drumming, but I do like this. That says a lot. Wherever you figure this belongs, it’s a disc that’s quite unusual and interesting and worth giving a chance.

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Percussion opens this and after a time other instrumentation is added to fill out the arrangement a bit. It’s got a stripped down approach and a textural meets world music and jazz sound.

This is far more exploratory and spacey. It certainly qualifies as space music, and perhaps as space rock.

More purely percussive, this is an interesting piece.

Coming in spacey, this grows out from there. It’s the most blatantly progressive rock oriented piece to this point.

Spacey and percussive, this tune is similar to the rest of the material here, but the song is also unique.