This album is, as the title suggests, all played on one instrument - piano. Don't expect traditional piano music, though. This is artistic (in fact, I put it under prog because of the art music and experimental nature of it) and unique. Much of it is made up of sonic experimentation, without a lot of traditional piano played with the keys. There are only two pieces here, but the shortest of them is nearly twenty-minutes long. As odd as this is, it's equally interesting and entertaining.

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This comes in with jangly music that is haunting and a bit jarring. It builds gradually outward from there, moving into some space music zones at times. At just over 27-minutes long, this is definitely an epic in terms of size. There are some particularly unsettling, horror movie soundtrack like parts of this cut. This works through a lot of different sections, presenting different modes and sounds on the piano. It is very much a piece of sonic art. There are some especially dramatic moments to this piece.