The inaugural album from the British psychedelic and progressive jazz-rock ensemble delivers a spellbinding and expansive journey within the realm of rock. It's fascinating to witness the surge of innovation and expansion in the progressive rock scene, particularly in the resurgence of neo-prog, where many acts revisit the "classic" psychedelic sounds of the 70s and 80s. Plantoid firmly establishes itself as a noteworthy player in this progressive rock revolution, showcasing their prowess in crafting an evocative sonic experience. Anticipation builds for their future endeavors as they contribute to the genre's evolving landscape. Despite the album's overall excellence, there's a notable struggle with "Terrapath" in its ability to leave a lasting imprint from start to finish. While it creates a captivating vibe during playback, it tends to fade into the background once it concludes. However, amidst this, the album boasts stellar tracks, particularly when the band hits its stride and delves into a groovy musical exploration. The potential showcased by Plantoid leaves an exciting prospect for their future artistic endeavors.
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