With this act you can always be sure that you'll get a lot of exceptional space rock. This disc is no exception. There are only three songs here with vocals, with the rest landing in instrumental territory. The balance between trippy and rocking territory is quite good. This might be the best album from this outfit, but it's a hard call to make because they are all so good.

Dreamy, trippy textures open this. It's quite atmospheric. It grows gradually with some weird bits of vocalizing over the top. There is definitely a lot of space music built into this. The piece continues to evolve with some real space sound built into it. Around the four and a half minute mark (this piece is over ten minutes long) it gets into some more rocking sound. Still, it's kind of like a jazzy space music as that plays through. Around the seven minute mark this explodes into some seriously hard rocking space jams. It definitely makes me think of Hawkwind as it powers forward from there. That section drives the piece through the rest of its duration.

A bit on the mellower end of the spectrum, this expansive and evolving jam really has some great peaks and valleys. It's another classy prog meets psychedelic and space jam.

Coming in nearly metal in style, this is a powerhouse jam in that early stage. Then it drops way down to near atmospherics. Vocals come in over the top with a balladic approach. It works forward getting more rocking before dropping back again to mellower space music to carry forward. This really does get into some soaring space music later in the piece.

Picked guitar brings this in with a haunting texture. The vocals come in over the top of that concept, creating a dark psychedelic soundscape. After that vocal section a more rocking, but still slow moving, jam emerges with saxophone wailing over the top. This is just so cool. It works through and then drops back to more of that trippy psychedelic stuff to work forward. This song is great and worth having this vinyl edition for since it's not on the CD.

This twenty minute cut is a real space rock powerhouse. It has a great balance between rocking and mellower movements. It's just pure class from start to finish, really. The vocals have a trippy, dream-state kind of vibe to them on the verses. The chorus is more rocking and brings a real Hawkwind edge to the piece. I really love the guitar soloing later in the track.