This is a short set that isn't precisely a tight fit under progressive rock. It's clearly art rock, though. It's a safe bet that people of a certain political persuasion will not like this set. Most of the lyrics are topical with a specific leaning. There are parental advisories on some of those lyrics, too. All in all, this is an intriguing and oddly effective set of songs. It's definitely not for everyone, but for those who get it, this is some special stuff.

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Female vocals, acapella, bring this set into being as they sing the title a couple times. The track fires out from there to a classy funky, jazzy jam. The male vocals have a rap approach, calling to mind a proggy Red Hot Chili Peppers. The female vocals have almost a B-52s approach. The lyrics, as you might guess, are topical. I love the cool guitar solo on this thing. It shifts to a slower, mellower proggy concept for the middle section. It eventually intensifies and powers back into the song proper.