This is clearly not progressive rock by a conventional definition. It is art rock, though. This has a lot in common with Kate Bush. In fact, that artist is one of the main reference points here. Laurie Anderson would be the other. This type of creative electronic tapestry is unique and largely effective. This isn't for everyone, but there are songs that feel almost mainstream. All in all, I like this a lot.

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Very much art music, this makes me think of what you might get if you mashed up the sounds of Kate Bush and Laurie Anderson. This is dramatic and quite cool.

More of a rock song, this has a lot of the same musical tendencies as we've heard to this point. The vocals bring a bit of a soulful, jazzy quality at times on this song. I like the piano on the number quite a bit.

As you might guess, this instrumental carries the musical themes from the previous cut. It loses the rhythmic energy and vocals. There are some lush textures and cool instrumental melodies here.

Artistic and very cool, I like the multiple layers of vocals on this unique piece. While Laurie Anderson is again a valid reference point, this is more organic than that would suggest.

I love the electronic vibe on this cut. The track manages to feel mainstream at the same time. It's another classic example of how this kind of music can be very compelling.