This is intriguing stuff. It has trippy, rather electronic elements. Yet it also gets into louder rock sounds. It’s a classy tune with a good amount of variety. It’s definitely art rock and leans toward space rock and even psychedelia at times.

There is definitely a soundtrack vibe to this. There is an electronic majesty. Yet there are also slow moving, King Crimson-like elements at play. This gets almost techno later as percussive elements take more of a forefront position. This gets pretty freaky as it continues.

In a lot of ways, this is even more experimental and strange. The mix of electronics and jazz and more is intriguing. It turns noisy and rather freaky later.

Textural atmospherics get things going here. There is a voice here – seemingly taken from an instructional video – talking about development of a human embryo. Some of the guitar that is heard on this feels like some kind of angry beast. This thing gets decidedly freaky as it continues.

If anything this thing is freakier and more experimental than anything we’ve heard to this point. It tends to be more freeform and noisy.

Not a huge change, this is more adventurous freeform stuff.

There is a sense of something really special happening here, even though this remains quite experimental.