If you take the music without Lacey Mosley's vocals, there isn't a whole lot that helps them stand out from the rest of the crowd--it's a lot of the same style of drop-tuned riffs that you've heard from every other band on the radio. They do explore more with textures than some of their contemporaries, such as the under-produced raw tone of the opening bass riff (similar in sound to the opening riff of Rage Against the Machine's "Tire Me") or the fuzziness of the verse riff on "Cassie." Certainly their biggest chance of standing out lies in Lacey, however, whose vocal lines range from the light ethereal tone of the opening lines to screams that are somewhere in between emocore and European melodic metal. The biggest disappointment in the vocal department is probably the chorus to the opener "I'm So Sick," which seems like a stretched attempt at writing a hook and is a little too influenced by recent female singer-songwriters like Michelle Branch.