I consider this progressive rock, but it’s definitely modern prog. There is a lot of alternative rock in the mix. It sometimes leans toward the metallic end of the spectrum like Dream Theater and similar acts. It gets some jazzy moments, though. It also leans toward nu-metal at times. No matter the mix of sounds, though, this is quite an effective set.

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The alternative rock turned electronic section that starts this is classy. It shifts out to some powerhouse metallic rock from there. This is a killer track that’s accessible and meaty at the same time. There is a killer proggy section mid-track and a great electronic prog movement even later in the piece. The closing instrumental section is decidedly metallic prog with a definite leaning toward fusion.