I am sure I’ll get an argument with some readers about putting this under progressive rock. The act says that they have progressive rock built into their sound. I can definitely hear it. There are other things, too. Still, I’d say just the whole merging of sounds like blues rock, hip hop, modern pop, jazz and prog, makes it progressive music. The thing is, it’s an unusual album, but also a very compelling one. I’d love to hear more, as this is short, but it’s a great start.

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There’s a bluesy rock vibe here. Still, there are enough proggy elements at play to keep it labeled under that heading. I like the soulful vocals on the verses. This song gets incredible intense in the closing movement.