This is one of the coolest purely instrumental discs I’ve heard in a long time. While there is a lot of fusion and jazz, it certainly doesn’t stop there. Thinks like King Crimson, world music, something like Captain Beyond and straight ahead hard rock all show up in this musical mix. 

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As this powers out there’s a fusion element at play. The bass drives the opening section. Then some world music hits and they take it out into some odd jazz. That said, although strange it’s powerful and captivating. It’s quite a dynamic piece of music and it becomes more pure standard jazz for a while, then works out to some guitar dominated hard rock. Just when you think you have a feel for the piece, it gets changed. There are some moments that feel a lot like Red-era King Crimson.