This London based alternative rock band has a lot going on with a multitude of different sounds coming from this CD. There is definitely some great lyric writing here. It is truly poetic. No matter what song on this CD, Ritzy Bryan’s voice oozes her passion and at times becomes a part of the music.

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"Don’t Want To See You Like This" starts with a cool fade in. The drums play a huge part in defining this song. There are a lot of cool parts to this song and it is ever changing.

There are a lot of different sounds going on here. It includes a backup singer track that plays throughout the song.  It is a musical feast, as you cannot be bored while listening to this tune.

This track has a heavy intro and then the ethereal voice of Bryan comes through singing about the abacus haunting her. This has a kind of groovy sound with a little distortion that gives it hit potential.

The drums in this song remind me once again of the GoGos era and that style of music, but with a twist of its own sound that makes it unique.  It is only the base sound that reminds me of that group. This band is much more complex musically.

This one is a very short kind of a soft chanting.

I can see this song becoming a part of a soundtrack. It has a very sing along quality. All of the members of this band work together to make this a phenomenal number and definitely my favorite on this CD.

The intro to this one has some very unique music to it. Is that an organ I hear?

A good deal of distortion also has its place in this tune, and it sounds very cool with the femininity of Bryan’s voice mixed with the guitar riffs.