The concept here is intriguing. The songs here all started as Chords of Truth songs, falling into the folk heading. Jason Garriotte, who essentially is Chords of Truth, made all the music from the debut album available for remixing. These songs here are some of those remixes. I find them to be a bit uneven. For instance, the first couple songs are pretty good, the next couple are stronger and the closer is tough to take because of the vocals. Overall, both in terms of the concept and the execution I’d consider this to be a modern progressive rock. Of course, your mileage may vary.

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The music on this is pretty awesome, working through electronic, an almost dance music vibe and more. I’d actually land this into progressive rock. The vocals are a bit tough to take at times, though. Other parts work pretty well. The keyboard lines on this are killer.