This is definitely not a tight fit under progressive rock, but there is enough of the moody modern prog sound that I think it fits. The set works through a variety of textures, but does lean toward the mellower end of the equation. There are a few spots here where the vocals feel a bit awkward, but it's not enough to take away from the effort. If you like moody, trippy, dreamy music with both Americana and prog elements at play, you will likely enjoy this.

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There is some country in the mix here, but overall the moody prog concept is main musical element. This is, perhaps, folk prog in a lot of ways.

The closer is bit more of a rocker than the rest are. It has a lot of energy. Again, the vocals are a bit awkward here, but overall this is a cool cut. I love the keyboard textures and slide guitar. There is a definite early Pink Floyd element to this.