This is a good fit under progressive rock, but it’s got plenty of things like classical and jazz in the mix. One of the vocalists who guests on this disc has been featured on Pink Floyd albums. That would make this of interest to fans of Pink Floyd. I’d say the music itself would, too. There are connections to that sound for sure. This is quite a strong set that leans toward the theatrical side at times.

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Electronic and symphonic in texture and tone, classical musical elements merge with powerful instrumental prog on this piece.

This is less than a minute long. It’s quite pretty, but definitely more of a connecting piece than anything else.

Although not a big change, this is another satisfying piece of instrumental prog. It has a lot of jazz and some space music built into it.

This is one of my favorite pieces of the whole set. It has some evocative musical passages. It also has great guitar soloing. It is particularly powerful instrumental prog.