I don't know if I would consider this to be art rock. I'd definitely consider it to be art music. That comes close enough in my book to land it under prog rock. This stuff is generally stripped back and minimalistic. The main elements are voice and piano, but there are other things here, too. This is definitely not pop music. It's often compelling. It's always intriguing.

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Based around a piano and voice arrangement, there is a playful element to this. It's very much folk music based. Yet it's also art music for sure. There are comparisons to be made to both Kate Bush and Laurie Anderson.

I'm not as enthused about this cut as I was the first couple. It's a bit stranger. It doesn't work as well to me. It seems a little awkward. Still, it's every bit as artsy as the music that has come before it.

This is based pretty heavily on classical music. The violin really adds a lot to it. The whole piece has a definite folk prog texture, though.