I know there are those who will argue with this landing under progressive rock. This kind of shoegaze meets alternative rock post punk stuff really is progressive, though. If you disagree you might want to avoid this release. That said, it would be your loss to do so. This is an entertaining and intriguing set.

This cut is so cool. It comes in gradually with a psychedelia meets prog kind of build up. As it works out some alternative rock and punk are added to the mix. Yet it still has plenty of both psychedelic rock and prog built into it. It's a classy cut that fits well in the confines of modern prog rock, landing near shoegaze at times.

A hard rocker, this has some classy fuzz on it. It has a definite punk rock edge, but with a lot of shoegaze and other modern prog in the mix. This is another that makes me think of King's X quite a bit.

Fast paced and driving, this has some quirky shifts and changes. It's killer stuff. While it's one of the most complex and intriguing things here, it's somehow one of the most compelling, too.

Psychedelia, shoegaze and other modern prog sounds merge on this piece. Yet there is a bit of a pop rock edge to it. This has some particularly effective hooks built into it.

This has a cool dramatic sound to it. It's another that's more directly tied to modern prog rock sounds. The arrangement is dynamic and powerful, and there are some really magical moments built into this.

Energetic and hard rocking, this is solid, but not really a standout. It makes good use of the balance between the mellower, more melodic verses and the louder, more stomping choruses.

The balance between mellower and more powered up stuff works really well on this piece. It's an intriguing number that definitely lands firmly in the vein of shoegaze sounds.