Bass, piano, cello and percussion gives this agile rock quartet a full bottom end. However, this group is more King Crimson than it is Morphine. This basic instrumentation (it is varied and added to) grafts a mystery and depth to the progressive rock band's music. This is a particularly strong debut that bridges the post-classical and the prog worlds. In the jazz-like tradition of shared roles, each member and thus instrument leads some pieces. This adds variety and texture to the album's instrumental tracks. RIYL: King Crimson, Univers Zero, Mick Karn.