The album starts off with a garbled little jaunt by female vocalist Annie Hardy in "Kevin Is Gay" that sounds like something Frank Black would pull off. Guitars come exploding in with a chorus bed of "Ooooo, oooo, ooooos", and then Hardy's sexy, feminine voice takes control (complete with a mini chorus of "meow, meow meows"). The rest of the album is at times untamed and out of control, at other times subdued and beautiful.

There is an unusual and surprising amount of synth on a record of such lo-fi greatness as well, as is evidenced in "This Isn't It", a track that also boasts solid songwriting and a wonderfully charming melody. Throw in a high-pitched, scratchy, Malkmus-like guitar solo just for shitsngiggles and you have most of what makes Giant Drag a band to keep your ears peeled and your head banging to.