At first glance you might think you are about to listen to a soft indie band with new wave influences. You would be horribly wrong, and why would you want to listen to that anyway. While the music might have you in a light mood, her vocals will have you wondering if she is girl or not. Much like Angela of Arch Enemy, she unleashes shredding shouts while this punk/hardcore mix plays upbeat in the background. The combination is something you might have to get used to because it feels like you have a balloon body with a lead head. (great parallel I know ::sarcasm::)

   The dancy progression of the guitars and drums are fairly well produced but the vocals seem under produced or poorly mixed (if done on purpose, nice try). After listening to the album a few times, I can't help but have conflicts with the album every time. The poppy and electronica/punk music that could step out of something by The Offspring juxtaposes the sore vocals at every turn and makes it hard to listen to. It is almost like if you split the instruments from the vocals, you could add them to other bands and it would get high marks all around, but the fact that they are together makes the music sound......just mismatched.