Perhaps this disc is more pop rock and singer/songwriter than it is progressive rock. The thing is, bands like Porcupine Tree and modern Marillion kind of changed the bar in terms of what is prog and what isn’t. In many ways this isn’t that different from their sounds. Whatever you call it, though, this is an intriguing disc that showcases a talented musician and songwriter.

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There’s a cool psychedelic texture to this track. It’s pretty and intriguing and features quite a bit of backwards tracked elements.