This is great stuff. It’s basically a one man creation, that man being Andy Blunda. I went back and forth on where to land this at Music Street Journal. Is it all progressive rock? No. Does it all have some prog in the mix? Probably. This kind of sits somewhere between 1980s electronic pop and modern prog of acts like Porcupine Tree. Whatever you call it, though, this is great music. Everything is done well and there is plenty of variety within one cohesive sound. I’d love to hear more from this act.

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Electronic music rises up, gradually getting noisier and more symphonic. It grows out from there with a real progressive rock oriented sound. It’s past the one minute mark when the rhythm section joins. It brings a real Roxy Music kind of vibe when it does. It’s a minute more before it works out to the song proper for the first vocals. This has a real 1980s pop music sound, but still features some of that progressive rock element. This is a very powerful piece that has a lot in common with modern prog. It modulates out to another instrumental section beyond that vocal movement. Then the vocals return in a more energized version of the earlier segment. This has a great groove to it.