Right from the start a quirky little melody of clamoring guitars and bar piano all assemble to form a solid indie atmosphere. The vocals keep the sound securely tied to the ground with their modest adequacies. Most of it actually sounds like it could have just hopped out of Toy Story because of its basic setup of different musical layers. You can definitely sense an old spirit when listening to the toned guitars and unique vocals. And it walks a fine line between folk rock and indie and that’s why people can relate to it as well as enjoy their catchy choruses. The lyrics are more of what you would expect from a solo song writer, that seem to be filled with lonely serenades of experience and journey. This not only adds to the authenticity of the lyrics but also of the sound the band creates.

   "Clean And Gold" has a shaking and moving attitude that got me hooked with its old timey folk song style that sings of an important moment in time with passion. It even has some jumbling guitars that pick up the ordinary riffs that proceeded it with gusto. I saw Of Mice And Men at a theater a little while back and "Going To Heaven" is the perfect song to put as a backdrop to it. Its subtle guitars and whispering words are shimmering reminders of how touching An Angle has made their music. "Ghost In The Mirror" was a great song as well, as its guitars and bass kept everything energized with a faster pace. It would work as a radio hit (if that’s what you look for) but none the less its still very catchy.