This album should definitely please fans of unconventional instrumental progressive rock. There is a lot of fusion, some classical and world music built into the sound here. It's frequently shifting and changing, so don't get comfortable in any one place. I would say that it's less jarring than things like Rock In Opposition, though. However you slice it, this is good stuff.
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