Easily one of the finest albums of the year. Kasher's brilliance is unequalled. Yet it is not cursive. If you enjoy Cursive, you will like this, it is more accessible and poppy, but definately inferior to his work in Cursive.

I suppose I was a little disappointed because in my mind I was hoping for another Dead Reckoning. This is a much more straight up rock sound. I would definately recommend picking up Dead Reckoning first.

One of the finer hardcore albums that has been released. Excellent melodic hardcore, with hard driving rhythm portions, definately not to be missed.

It is a real shame that these guys don't exist like this anymore.

I love this album. It is catchy, and at the same time random. It is heard, but indie. I love every second of it, and i think you will too.

I honestly don't know if I have ever listened to this. But the further song is a pretty good song, so I will give it a half decent review.

Hmmm... After the previous albums I have to say that this is a dissapointment. It just doesn't ring through with the same clarity and compassion. It seems almost like they tried to put out another MICF but without putting in the effort.

Well I can say that Dan's songs on the album are very good. But if you dont already own their older material get that first.

Wow a lot softer than Dead Reckoning, I still really enjoy it, but really it is no Dead Reckoning. As well it took me a little while to become accoustomed to the new sound.

A refreshing album, similar to old get up kids stuff, with a catchy beat, and key boards that make you wanna move. It is one of the most interesting pop/punk records to come out in a long time. If it weren't for the weak lyrics it would have received a much better rating.

Absolutely amazing album. It has an amazing live sound, very unproduced an original. At times a very stripped sound, and at times huge with a full orchestra... What a great album!

I loved this album the first few times I heard it... But *sigh* it got old very fast. This is an album I would suggest you pass on unless you enjoy listening to an album once or twice and then having it sit on your shelf.