Machine Mass, in various formations, produces unusual music time and time again. This new album is no exception. This is largely jazz based, but there is classical music, rock and more here. There is a wide range of sound here from track to track. At times it seems much more freeform and chaotic. At other points, it's more melodic. It's always exciting and entertaining, though.

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Nearly 11-and-a-half minutes long, this is another epic piece. Drums start it and hold it for a minute or so. Eventually freeform jazz stylings rise up to take control of the piece. It gets pretty noisy for a time, but then drops to a piano and horn dominated mellower space section for a time. It eventually makes its way to more freaky freeform jazz stylings from there. It turns toward mellower trippy stuff further down the road. That mode eventually ends the number.