This EP definitely borders on progressive rock. Mind you, that’s not old school prog, but the more modern variety. Overall, it’s probably closer to alternative rock, but there are some definite prog elements here. This is short set, but it’s made up of a great music. It comes highly recommended to just about any music fan. The vocal arrangements are stellar and yet the instrumental work does a great job of standing up to them. I’d love to hear more from these guys.

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This instrumental is a cool little track. It’s a short one, but it’s full of waves of sound. It does a nice job of getting into the vibe of the set.

The riff that drives this is quite a meaty one. I suppose one could say that the riff steals the show here, but the vocal arrangement shines enough to give it a real run for its money. There’s almost a soulful vibe to the vocals, but the guitar is all smoking hot hard rock.