This is quite an intriguing set. It is more electronic than anything else, but it manages to seriously rock at times. This is probably more closely linked to acts like Porcupine Tree and other modern prog bands, but there are things that bring it into other territory like Hawkwind, Dream Theater and even metal, too. This is less "song" structure oriented and more organically growing music, but there are some cuts that are more obviously divided into structure. The fact that you can't easily describe the whole album is a tribute to the fact that's it's a varied set that has a lot of different things in it. There is a wide dynamic range, too, from atmospheric to hard rocking. All in all, this is a solid release that should appeal most to fans of modern progressive rock.
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