I put a previous set from this act under progressive rock. At the time I talked about how that wasn't a perfect fit, but it seemed the appropriate one. That holds true here, too. In a lot of ways this feels like a more electronic take on some of the symphonic folk prog of the 1970s. There are definite comparisons to be made to some of Kate Bush's work, too. The fact of the matter is, while this is tough to pin down and label, it's not difficult listening. This is effective mellow artsy music. There is a definite cinematic quality to it, along with plenty of artistry.

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