I'm a big fan of this band. I like pretty much everything they do. Their brand of space rock is always improvised. They continue that trend and quality with this new album. It's available as a double LP vinyl set and a single CD. I'm reviewing the CD version here. While there are only three songs here, don't interpret that to mean that this is an EP. The shortest of those cuts is almost 20 minutes long and the longest is more than double that length.

Trippy psychedelic rock with a definite Indian vibe opens this cut. It works forward from there. The sitar exploration adds a lot to this. It turns out toward more traditional space music after a while, getting heavier while never losing the trippy characteristic. It gets incredibly intense and downright noisy by around the 12 minute mark. It shifts to mellower space by around the 16 minute mark. While there are some noisier bits that dance over the top, this mellower form of space rock holds it from there until the cut ends around the 19 and a half minute mark. They create a lot of interesting melodies over the course of that time, though.