This is an intriguing set that feels like it could be some kind of concept album. It's a progressive rock set with a lot of emotional and intensity variety. The music is often amazing. If there's one complaint for me, it's the vocals. It's not that there are bad. In fact, they are far from it. It's just that there is a certain common element to the singing throughout that just seems to overstay its welcome for me. For that reason, I think this would probably work better a couple pieces at a time than as a whole album. Still, your mileage may vary.

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Intricate guitar is the backdrop for the first vocals on this track. The number grows from there with style into more of a classic rock based cut. It still has some proggy elements at play. At over 12-and-a-half minutes of music, this is the second longest piece here. This has some intriguing elements at play. The keyboard solo section later is classy, and this does have plenty of changes built into it. The jam that gets underway around the halfway mark has plenty of folk-prog leanings. It's also dramatic and powerful. This is quite a potent song.