This is a potent progressive rock adventure. It is similar to neo-prog stylings of bands like the Flower Kings, but is also so well immersed in old school prog (of course, aren’t the Flower Kings?) as to appeal to classic progressive rock aficionados. I like the disc a lot and it’s a great listening experience. I wouldn’t chalk it up as one of my all time favorites or anything, but it is one that I’ll be coming back to regularly for a listening experience.
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