I’d bet you’ve not heard anything like this before. In some ways, it’s not far removed from things like Giant Squid or Green Milk from the Planet Orange. Don’t get me wrong, this is strange. I love music that blends seemingly disparate types of music, though. If that doesn’t demonstrate the very spirit of progressive rock, I don’t know what does. This thing is also full of frantic changes. It’s a short album. That’s my biggest complaint. It’s just four tracks that are in the neighborhood of six minutes each. If you have a spirit of adventure as it applies to music, you should check this out. It will live up to the expectation of unpredictability.

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This has a great contrast between a strange kind of bouncy mellow segment and some screaming, extreme metal stuff. This is a cool, if unusual track. It’s clearly not for everyone. There is a section later that goes along way toward combining those things. It makes for something that’s really strange prog rock.