The cool guitar dominated jam that starts this has hints of spooky music in a rock and roll arrangement. Think of the theme to “The Munsters.” This works into more of a mainstream pop rock song after a time.

Pop rock and alternative merge on this energetic tune. It’s a fun romp that works well.

Pop rock with some killer guitar work is the main element here. There are country and other roots elements at play, though.

This tune has more of a soft rock meets pop rock vibe. It also has some killer melodic elements.

A soft rock tune that blends melodic tock with alternative elements, this is classy stuff.

Bouncy, this features a classy alternative rock vibe along with plenty of pop music. It’s fun, but not as meaty as some of the rest.

Here we have a bouncy pop rocker that works well. I wouldn’t consider it a standout, but it is definitely effective.

One of my favorites on the disc, this acoustic based number reminds me of something Crosby, Stills and Nash might do, but without the harmonies. I really dig the bass work on this thing.

Here we’re back into more alternative rock zones. This is a solid tune that somehow even has some hints of progressive rock. It’s one of the standouts here. I really love the guitar solo on the track.

While not a big change, there is a cool, rather trippy groove at times on this. It gets into some playful, almost island vibes later, too. I think I prefer this version to the one that opened the disc.