This is not progressive rock in the traditional sense of the word. It’s progressive music for sure, though. It’s moody electronic based music in the vein of things like Muse and Radiohead. It gets proggy enough for inclusion in the prog section of Music Street Journal. This is really quite a strong set of music. I’d like to hear more from this act.

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Trippy electronic music makes the basis for the first section of this. It’s moody, and rather atmospheric, but also a bit classical in some ways. Then it moves to just piano after the vocals drop away. From there more freeform electronic weirdness emerges. A cool groove with some non-lyrical vocals come in after that. We get a return to the earlier portions, but with some layers of weirdness added. The closing movement almost has some jazz built into it.