This new release from Astronomique is quite entertaining. There is one song that doesn't exactly work for me, but the rest certainly do. It leans toward space rock and modern prog in some ways. Overall, though, this is probably closest to the electronic pop music of the 1980s. Whatever you call it, the female vocals and keyboard driven arrangements combine well to create a compelling set.

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Not a huge change, this is another cool slab of electronic pop drenched sound. That said, this number is more complex than some of the rest. It's one of the pieces that lean toward modern progressive rock. There is a percussion break down movement built into the piece. The harder rocking jam later in the piece is really cool.

There is a slightly left of center vibe to this cut. It has a dreamy kind of pop rock vibe to it. It's a cool groove that works really well. This is another that wanders into proggy territory. It has a bit of a modern prog turned space rock feeling to it, particularly in the later sections. It's one of my favorites here.