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This is very, very strange...A little like Dream Theater but with a sound that could be mistaken for "Contradictions Collapse"-era Meshuggah. Extremely technical, jazzy, quirky and highly progressive, so don't expect an easy ride! This bunch knows melody and they're not afraid to use it.It's pretty much every genre of music ever made, all in one album. But it's not a confused mish-mash of styles- it all works. The vocalist sounds totally demented. Refreshing.