Well if you were wondering if Reggie had changed after the long awaited 3 year gap between albums, then you will be delighted to know this isn't a far leap from his sound of before. The keyboard foundations of every song are still intact and even take stabs into uncharted grounds like records before it. The record also takes dips into different genres such as soft indie and rough vocaled hardcore. (all while maintaining synth overtones).

   I noticed Reggie replacing the normally confusing song titles for an even more confusing set of song titles named after streets. But after thinking about it, Reggie And The Full Effect has always been an outlet for random and out of the box thoughts, which is exactly what you get here. Creative siphons from all types of rock all poured into a mixing pot of keyboard driven soup. (Silly metaphor I know) All I'm saying is that James is a surprising musician and Reggie is the perfect outlet for it. Who cares if some of the songs sound reminiscent of old KoRn. (Feel free to laugh).