That statement pretty much sums up this record, as the Pomegranates strew together simplistic guitar riffs together with quirky nuances (such as keyboards, sampling, and electronic reverb) to enhance the record past their counterparts in the genre. The lyrics are down to earth and cute in their own little way. The vocals are well done except for the fact I didn't realize I was hearing a man sing (as I thought it was a girl) so that blew my mind, but other than that the high pitched (often songbird-like in nature) are perfectly fine.

   They have been classified in the "Shoegazing" genre, which was weird because I didn't know what that meant at first. (Apparently because the musicians in these bands often maintained a motionless performing style, standing on stage and staring at the floor while playing their instruments; hence, the idea that they were gazing at their shoes.) This makes perfect sense for the Pomegranates because of their dream pop sound and echoed nuances that make up their style.