The album reflects the development in the song writing skills of both Carl Groves and Patrick Henry - its is a rare thing for a band contain two songwriters whose works fits seamlessly together. On display here are a greater variety of styles than the first album with more up tempo numbers but still the same vocal harmonies that are the bands trademark. There is a greater use of keyboards, the riffs are a little heavier and the percussion is more of a driving force. On the longer tracks the instrumental sections are allowed to develop more with variations on themes that are harbingers of their later works "Robbery of Murder" and "Not Everybodys Gold".
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