This might not be a tight fit into progressive rock. I’d say it’s quite closely related to Kraut rock, though. That qualifies it as prog. Whatever you call this, though, the set is compelling. It ranges from things like Kraftwerk to Roxy Music and a lot more. It’s an entertaining disc start to finish. There’s enough variety to keep it from feeling “samey,” too.

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This is incredibly cool. It has a bit of a dance groove to it. Overall, though, it makes me think of a more human Kraftwerk. It gets some funk in the mix at times, too. When it rocks out later, it wanders toward space rock. There are some rather fusion like bits later, too.

I love the groove on this. It’s almost more purely proggy in some ways. I suppose the usual suspects are present, but this is quite a different beast. The multiple layers of vocals work really well.