I don’t know if this is progressive rock. I do know that it’s progressive music. It’s often electronic, but the vocals generally root it with a more earthy quality. It’s artistic, but it also rocks. The vocals often beg comparisons to Tori Amos or Kate Bush, but that doesn’t serve to limit it. Whatever you call it, though, give it a chance. It’s strong.

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The title track starts the disc. It has an electronic sound that’s ethereal and rather trippy. Yet, it also has a fairly busy percussive presence. The vocals float over the top in some sort of atmospheric dance.