There is at least one song here that definitely doesn't fit under prog rock. The thing is, there is plenty of prog built into this sound beyond that. Add in the fact that this is just very adventurous (should I say "progressive?") music, and you'll understand why I landed this here. While not everything works completely to my ear, the mix of psychedelia, post punk, space rock and more on this has some stunning moments.

This comes in incredibly hard edged. It has an almost heavy metal edge to it, but the shifts and changes land this more in the vein of modern prog rock than anything else.

Percussion leads this out and dominates early parts. The cut grows outward from there into some intriguing stuff. The vocals get some processing at times. This is hard edged and a bit raw. Yet, it's also quite definitely proggy in so many ways. It's a complex piece with a healthy helping of space rock and more in the mix.

Based heavily on the rhythm section, this is one of the most purely punk numbers here. It's also a lot of fun. It's one of my favorites despite it's general lack of prog rock. That said, the breakdown movement definitely brings it into proggy space territory.

More purely punk rock oriented, this is a real screaming hot tune. This earns a definite parental advisory. If the whole album were like this, I wouldn't land it under prog. It would still be great, though.

More of a balladic number, this one doesn't work as well for me. Yet it does have some proggy stuff in the mix. The trippy spacey section mid-track is full prog, albeit weird prog.

Trippy, freaky stuff opens this. After that introduction it gradually coalesces to something a bit more musical. Still, it remains understated. This is very much psychedelically based space music. This instrumental (there are some spoken voices  - soundbites - more as background) is intriguing and quite tasty. At over eight and half minutes long, it's also an extensive piece of music. It's the most purely prog related thing here, too.

This is more of a driving, punky number. It still has spacey, psychedelic layers built into it. It's pretty catchy and interesting. This is a cool way to end the set, really.