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I had to listen to this a couple times before I could really take it in. This band play progressive metal not un like Cynic. The band are technical, but the music didn't go over my head and I found the vocals a really great surprise and change of pace. The last track is a total rollercoaster ride of many different styles and I really think this band is original, different and enjoyable for anybody with an open mind.