I know I’m going to hear it over this one. Many of you will argue with this thing getting put under progressive rock. There are sections of this that are much closer to harder edged, metallic alternative rock. Still, there are other moments that seem tied to a lot of the metallic prog that’s out there. When you add in the fact that each song seems packed with changes and I’ll stick by the decision. These guys rock, either way.

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I love the way the riff driven groove really seems almost to swirl around. The vocals come in bringing more of an alternative rock vibe. Still, there are some proggy shifts and changes here and some atmospheric elements creating a powerful sound. They really rock this thing out but it’s got quite a bit in common with some metallic progressive rock acts in sound.