And after giving the album a few spins, I must admit was definitely surprised. Where I was expecting to heard the same-old same-old pop punk routine there was something more. Playing along in the footsteps of bands like Dance Gavin Dance, and Fear Before The March Of Flames, Grace Gale has the powerful and reckless energy that often times seems uncontrolled but you will soon see that it is all planned out. Guitars that intertwine with melodic grace and a screamo/singing combo that complement each other are the norm for the record. Intuitive and dramatic lyrics beckon back and forth between the vocal duo and leave you wanting more.

   This music is without a doubt infectious. You can feel free to leave the "next song" button alone because you will never use it, as every track is memorable and just plain fun. But we also get to see a different side for the band in the songs, "Fairweather...." and "I Hate You Tenessee" which take a subtler but still stunning approach. So unless you just simply can't deal with lyrics that might spout from a Panic At The Disco Record, this record is definitely for you. And if you like PATD lyrics, then you should reevaluate some things. But I just can't ignore the catchy riffs and wonderful amalgamation created by Grace Gale.