The previous set I reviewed from this act seemed to have a split personality (in a good way). That's at least as true of this one. We get everything from pop leanings to things that call to mind acts from The Residents to King Crimson and more. There is perhaps more traditional prog here than the there was on its predecessor, but it also has some particularly pop-oriented things. It covers so much territory (sometimes in one song) and is creative and intriguing from start to finish. If anything, I think I like this one better than the first one, and that one was great.

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Hard rocking and weird angles are on display at the start of this number. It has a freaky space edge of the electronic variety. There are some jazzy melodies on this. The percussion is prominent and unusual. The guitar based chaotic section later really calls to mind King Crimson. A mellower, piano dominated movement is heard beyond that section.