Piano starts this. There is a weird electronic percussive element that feels a little like a hiss. The music takes on a moody, artsy approach for the entrance of the vocals. This is classy and unusual stuff that’s both classic and modern. It really feels like moody neo-prog.

Alternative rock and more mainstream old school rock merge on this. There are hints of Beatles-like pop rock in the mix, too. This is a classy tune, but definitely a fire cry from the magic that was the opener.

I really dig the slide guitar work on this. The cut has a mix of blues rock and alternative at play. It’s another solid tune. I think I’d land it somewhere between the first two in terms of effectiveness.   

A little more on the artsy side, there is a soulful, jazzy edge to this one.

This is dreamy, moody and very artsy. It has a Porcupine Tree meets Pink Floyd vibe to it.

Now, this piece is really full on modern prog. It’s slow moving, moody and dramatic. I like it so much. In fact, this might be my favorite piece of music here.

This is more of a straight rocker. It has some cool melodic rock angles and edges to it.

Those Beatles-like things are at play here. This is another strong cut. The instrumental break moves a little toward prog.

Roots music along with singer songwriter elements make up the concept of this track.

Less than two minutes long, piano starts this. This is another that has a moody, modern prog vibe to it. It’s almost a lullaby, particularly at the start.