Much of this isn't bad, but it rather gives me a sense of deja vu.  The guitar does have an edge in the Steve Albini-style -- perhaps it has something to do with being recorded at Electrical Audio Studios.  The vibraphone tends to remind me a bit too much of mid-to-late period Frank Zappa though... 

"Honey Trap" has some excellent bass-synth on it.  But as much as most of this album is rather toned down, it starts getting more aggressive in a King Crimson manner by the last four tracks.

So this CD is a solid piece of progressive rock, although I wish there were more of the hard-edged blow-outs on the conclusion, otherwise it's a bit, well, dull.  Not meaning to be harsh, but many musicians found out long ago that virtuosity alone does not make music memorable or essential.