I'm reviewing two EPs from this New Jersey act in this issue of Music Street Journal. This one was released in 2021. Like the other, it includes four songs. The music here has a lot of angles to it. There are some progressive rock elements, yet the closer is punky. Overall, there is a lot of psychedelia in the mix, and that's probably the most consistent element. The thing is, no matter how hard this is to categorize and label, it's very creative and effective.

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Another that seems to jump right in, there is a cool, quirky angle to this piece. It's still decidedly proggy. This gets rocking and seriously psychedelic later.

This is really cool stuff. It's a lot less proggy, but it has so much retro psychedelia built into it. It's a rocking number with some serious garage band sound.