Perhaps this doesn't really fit under progressive rock. It has a lot in common with bands ranging from The Cure to Depeche Mode. Still, there is a healthy helping of shoegaze in the mix. I consider shoegaze to be progressive rock. Besides, these guys are labeled as post prog, and that's prog in my opinion. All that aside, this is a solid set. It has a tendency to be a bit samey. They could have fixed some of that, though, by moving some of the earlier pieces to later in the album as there are a bunch of similar tunes grouped together.
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