This is a high energy alternative rock meets pop music cut that’s quite cool. There are a couple cool changes. Overall, this is just catchy pop rock.

Accessible, yet meaty, the arrangement here is a bit more stripped down. The general theme of pop meets alternative rock is still in place, but this is clearly a different tune. It’s got a good hook to it.

I like this one a lot, particularly on the opening. There are waves of keyboards that bring an almost progressive rock vibe to the table. The rest of the cut is pretty much more of the same, but it still has a unique identity from the rest of the music on the disc.

Here’s another good tune. By this point, though, it’s all starting to sound the same. There’s not enough variety here and with this kind of somewhat clichéd sound, a little goes a long way. Still, it’s a strong cut, taken by itself. This is certainly a band better taken one track at a time than through a full album.

The opening of this is different and there are some layers of sound that lend some different flavors. Overall, though, it’s more of the same thing.

While this powers out with something that’s pretty much in keeping with the rest of the disc, they drop it down to a mellower mode for the verses. It’s a nice change and works pretty well and the chorus of this cut is amongst the best of the set. In fact, this might be the best track of the whole album, really.

There’s nothing new here, but this has a lot more energy than some of the other music here. That, by itself, makes this one stand out a bit.

The title track starts with a bit of space rock. Then it launches out into a jam that’s just quirky enough to stand out from the rest of the music around it. It’s a highlight of the set and worthy of bearing the same title as the album.

This cut just feels way too generic, both in terms of sound in general and in comparison to the rest of the album. If there’s a track to skip, this is it.

Here they turn things a little mellower on the verses. It serves the cut well to get it to stand out just a bit. It’s still pretty generic and monolithic, but it does have its moments.

In some ways this isn’t that different from anything here. That said, it’s got more energy than a lot of this music and has a little more crunch. It’s also heavier at times. All that helps it to stand out from the pack a bit. It is one of the strongest pieces here and that makes it a good choice for closing the set.