Pros:

Expert blending of soothing folk and bruising metal, with delightful woodwind and string inclusions

Brilliantly progressive, utilising a plethora of out-of-the-box time signatures and scales

Houses a deep sense of wonder

Cons:

Lacks direction at points, with aimless instrumental passages harming the album's song structures and forward momentum

Best: The Tyranny of Imagination

Worst: When the Fire and the Rose Were One

8/10 Impressive in its grandiosity