I can see why some people might argue with putting this into progressive rock. It certainly has a lot in common with stoner metal and could pretty easily be placed there. The thing is, there is quite a bit of space rock in this. It also has odd timings and the sort of weird shifts and changes found in prog. However you slice it, though, I like this a lot. I love music that combines different genre. I also have a big passion for both stoner metal and space rock. This one is likely to make my “best of the year” list because I like it that much. If you call it “metal” or “prog,” this is a great disc.

This review is available in book format (hardcover and paperback) in Music Street Journal: 2013  Volume 5 at lulu.com/strangesound.

There’s a somewhat crazed riff driving this. It’s sort of half Black Sabbath and half Hawkwind. The vocals fit in more like stoner metal.

Perhaps this one falls more into the stoner metal territory than it does anywhere else. It’s still got a bit of a “left of center” vibe that makes it more proggy.