To being "Fall of Ideals" is All That Remains single "This Calling". This song starts up with a scream and then moves right into fast drumming, and catchy guitar riffs followed by the songs chorus. When i first heard this song i couldn't believe it was All That Remains, the screaming was clearly them, but with the actual singing making as big of an improvement i was shocked. On "This Darkened Heart" there was some actually singing, but for the most part, the singing was just ok where as in "This Calling" I noticed a phenominal difference between the two albums. After a pacing melodic guitar lick, All That Remains build up into an intense breakdown, built up of dual screams, and piercing pinch harmonics and then they fade into a short solo before looping the catchy chorus again before the song comes to it's end. After listening to "This Calling" I felt that maybe that song was just an outstanding song mearly because it's the album's single, but I was definately wrong, I found the following song "Not Alone" just as fitting as a single as the previous song. It contains catchy yet original guitar riffs and a chorus that is just as good as the one in "This Calling". The only major difference in the structure of the song is that the solo in "Not Alone" is a lot longer. "It Dwells on Me" jumps right in as another phenominal song on the album, it may not have as good of a chorus as the previous two songs, but it has in my opinion the best solo of the whole album and also contains catchy riffs that would seem fitting for an 80's metal band. "We stand" continues in with the same feel, it starts out with just guitar and then jumps right into the riff shortly after. The song contains background vocals behind the music, that give the music a good feel and a well rounded sound. The solo in this song is also notable, All That Remains has a great way of producing original and catchy solos that many bands would find hard to follow up.

   The song "Whispers (I Hear You)" starts out quite differently. They start out with an acoustic guitar part unlike that of "This Darkened Heart" but still really clever. This song's overall tempo seems to be dropped for the most part but it also contains parts that are sped up like the rest of the songs on the album especially towards the end of the song, when the solo comes in. Another thing i noticed especially in this song, was that In this album, All That Remains have use a lot of electronic techniques in the production of the album, I think the little bits they use are a perfect way to blend the different parts together. "The Weak Willed" starts out with a fast paced picking pattern, and then jumps back and forth from a classic metal beat and the riff that kicked off the song. Although this song is not much longer than the rest of the songs on the album, it happens to be the longest on the album. This song differs a lot in the sense that it, has many dual vocal patterns, and it has eery melody's and an instrumental part that concludes the track. Track seven oddly enough is named "Six", I don't really understand why, but this song reminds me much of a song that Killswitch Engage would have made, which also makes it less of a surprise that Adam Dutkiewicz. One of the parts that i find especially clever, is the classical guitar interlude that progressively gets bolder and turns into yet another ravaging guitar solo. The song repeats a previous riff before coming to its end and then "Become the Catalyst" rings in with a scream. Although this song is very repetitive, it's nothing close to a filler, so far on this album I have found it impossible to call any of the songs a "filler" song because it's obvious how well thoughtout each of them are.

   "The Air That I Breathe" turned out to be one of my favorite songs on the album, it has catchy guitar melodies and the singing pattern of the song, has been ringing in my head over and over again. The lyrics themselves are strongly written and they represent the never give up attitude, that vocalist Phil Labonte commonly writes of. If I had to choose a song i found less favorable then the rest of the songs on the album, I feel it would have to be the albums next song entitled "Empty Inside". The track is just not as exciting as the rest of the songs on the album, that's not to say it's a bad song, just a less catchy song, although the breakdown at the end of the song does make up for it quite a bit. To finish off the album the track "Indictment" has a modern day American Metal feel to it. It seems to be a song that would be well related to Lamb of God or yet again Killswitch Engage. Something I also noticed about this song, is that the harmonies in the background of the song seem a bit like slowed down black metal riffs and it's even evident with the minor sounding notes used in the solo.