This new vinyl release from Le Mur is very classy. In the first place, the record is high quality, and the music is captivating and unique. They include a download code, too. I will say that I did download the music because I needed to be sure where one track ended and another began for my track by track review. That said, comparing the two versions, I prefer the sound of the vinyl, but I'm biased toward vinyl, so take that as you may. I would also say that just letting this run, without worrying when one song begins and another ends, is the best way to enjoy it. This is psychedelic, and trippy and quite proggy. There is a post prog, shoegaze element at times, but this is never really limited by one sound. It is experimental and largely without constraints. It's also very cool.

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This rises up gradually, with sort of an ambient element giving way to a guitar based introductory section. The tune grows outward from there with a cool almost space rock meets psychedelic vibe to it. This is essentially an introductory instrumental, but a fairly extensive one at that.

Dark soundtrack-like textures start this. As it continues to build upward it gets some rocking guitar. It eventually moves out to more of a rock song structure from there. But there is still a guitar heaviness along with prog and space elements in place. The vocals come over the top of that backdrop, both bringing some punk texture and emphasizing the space rock. There is a definite psychedelic edge as it drops back further down the road. Further down the road it drops to a distorted guitar section and then gradually rises back upward with a sound that's part doom metal and part shoegaze with some definite psychedelic space in the mix, too. A faster moving rock section emerges from there as this continues. The number continues to evolve, eventually working out to an echoey kind of driving guitar solo segment for a bit.