This is a great album. It really pushes a lot of the right buttons for me. It seems to be a rather punky set that builds on and pays tribute to a number of other female fronted rock bands including No Doubt, Toyah, Missing Persons and Garbage. It's more or less vocalist and song-writer Elizabeth Ghandour's band, and she and the rest of the musicians have created something that deserves to become a new classic release.

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Funky, new wave angled and so cool, this is another classy rocker. It's energized and unusual. It's also catchy. I can still make out some of that Toyah thing, but also some Missing Persons.

I love the energized and rocking groove of this cut. While this has a lot of the same reference points we heard on the previous songs, for some reason I'm getting a little bit of B-52s angle to parts of this. It is definitely harder edged and more direct than that implies, though. There are some particularly cool guitar fills on the track.