I previously reviewed a set from Anthony W. Rogers. This release is from him, but this time under a band name. This new record is largely topical. It has a lot of the same eclectic, experimental sounds heard on the previous set. It's not all decidedly prog, but the general concept qualifies, as does a lot of the music. Whatever you call this, it's unique and compelling.

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There is a sound-bite that opens this. The cut works out from there to an unusual song that features some hip hop elements, Beatles-like concepts, Frank Zappa changes and more. This is a strange, but also oddly compelling piece. It even has some forays into psychedelia. The closing section is short and pretty bizarre in texture. Yet, it's also effective.

I love the dramatic mellower tones that bring this cut into being. This evolves and develops in some intriguing ways. I like this instrumental a lot.