I can definitely see people arguing with this getting set under progressive rock. I think that few would disagree that it is adventurous and progressive music, though. This is often weird, and I’d say that it borrows from enough varied musical styles that I think the classification fits. Prog purists, though, will probably want to stay away.

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Folk music, world drumming and more are heard on this. It starts with the acoustic arrangement, but some noisy guitar emerges in the mix before the vocals join. This is like rudimentary post prog music. Multiple layers of vocals lend some magic.