First off, I’d like to say that this is probably not progressive rock. It is very definitely progressive music, though. It has all kinds of elements from all over the spectrum. Yet, it’s cohesive and coherent music. It’s deceptively complex, feeling quite straightforward and even catchy a lot of the time. This is not for the prog purist. It is, however, highly recommended for those looking for an unusual, but entertaining musical experience.

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What an intriguing mix of sounds we get on this piece. There are hints of things like dream pop and space rock. It also has classical elements. Yet the instrumentation and some of the arrangement almost feels like bluegrass.

I love the dream pop meets modern prog concept and particularly how it’s pulled off with roots music type instrumentation.