Gary Wilson is a unique musician. He's not progressive rock in the traditional sense, but his music is experimental enough to fit there. All his music is tastefully DIY and lo-fi. It's electronic to a large degree. It's pop oriented, but twisted in a way that makes that title seem almost ironic. Imagine Captain Beefheart doing electronic, lounge-pop and you'll be in the right vicinity. In any event, this new disc shows that the man is still in fine form and hasn't wandered from his music vision. This represents a new slab of precisely what you expect from him.

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I love the soulful groove brought by the organ at the beginning of this cut. The whole piece has almost a soul meets space-age feeling to it. This is one of the highlights of the set.