Pierrick's vocal quests are ever reaching and stretch from brutal and rumbling to sincere and rhythmic. Producing a close Underoath feeling, they form a complete entirely new entity around their chemistry. Energy is in full effect with every press of the record button. Guitar heavy albums are always on the top of my lists, and this album has an abundance of string masterpieces. I'm almost at a loss for words because of the clear and cognitive response that pumps from my speakers. Aggressive solos create sunrises of colors with their imaginative formations. It’s like finding the lost city of Atlantis, and trying to think of words to describe that first sight. One picture is worth a thousand words, and one Lovehatehero song is worth a thousand words of praise.

   Starting right out of the gate with "Goodbye My Love" I was blown away at how their music has seen an upgrade that cleaned up their guitars and made their bass and drums more pronounced. The songs capricious lyrics match with the energy that is unleashed as strings break and speakers blow under the stress of the hyper and out of control guitars. A heavier and more dredging song takes the funny title, "You Got Served." Shearing and emotional, anger drips from this swift paced and technical machine. Standard rock structure drives the background with timed drums and bass, while the wild guitars provide the shining coat of paint for the outside. Oh I always love a joker, and it doesn't get any funnier then the final song on the album, "She Puts The Ho In Homewrecker." Spiteful lyrics slither their point across with deadly accuracy with the help of their fellow magical guitars. A very strong finish for the album, and acts as the light at the end of the tunnel that you race to get to and every step of the way you get more excited until you are engulfed in it and the journey was well worth it.