Jazz, prog and other aspects are on the menu here.

Trippy and yet jazzy, this has some definite psychedelia and proto-prog in the mix.

There is what sounds like a children’s choir early on this song. The track feels like something meant for kids with its weird animal impressions. The musical arrangement is more proggy, but the vocal arrangement is theatric. This is intriguing stuff.

This duet is intriguing. It has some proggy tendencies, but also some musical theater things.

There is definitely some intriguing prog concept on this. The track works well in a very quirky way.

Bouncy and fun, this feels like progressive pop. There are quirky things about this tune, but to me it’s one of the strongest things on the album.

Quirky to the point of being a little strange, there is both prog and musical theater in the mix here. This turns twisted late, and makes me think of The Residents a little.

Here we get a bouncy little groove. This is fun stuff. It’s also tastefully strange.

Quirky, and proggy, this is another bouncy tune.

More of a psychedelic pop rock groove is in the driver’s seat a lot of the time here. The cut has some proggy things at play, as well.

The jazzy, trippy vibe on this is so cool. This is definitely one of the highlights of the set. There are some vocalizations and weird laughter on this track, but no actual lyrical vocals.

More of a jazzy folk prog vibe is at play here.

With world music, prog and more in the mix, the lyrics to this are not in English. I really dig the guitar solo on this.

Acapella aspects are on display early. The number turns more rocking later, but the multi-layered vocal arrangement brings something special to the table. I dig some of the guitar sounds on this a lot, too.

This number is not the most proggy thing here, but it has some solid hooks.

There is plenty of folk music texture in the mix here.