Sharing a small blurb as I'm removing it from my list:

A wonderfully bizarre journey of untethered prog. Taking heed from a collection of modern and classic influences, these virtuosos deliver a dumbfounding array of genres, yet seemingly cohesive, much like the avant-garde Mr. Bungle influence found on Native Construct's debut. Despite the sheer prominence of the instrumentation, the true highlight of this album is the alien abilities of vocalist Maxwell Mobarry, without doubt a relative of Patton. Eagerly coursing through veins disturbed and harmonious alike, this is a record sure to appeal to those with a more...curious taste in prog metal.

Also...their sophomore album is even better!