The opener "La Primera Natural Disaster" sounds like it belongs in the middle of some ten-minute epic somewhere in the middle of the album, but is by no means the consistent sound throughout the record. Jarring guitars, off-kilter vocal harmonies, quirky but well played piano jaunts with a tinge of xylophone, and (gasp!) handclaps, are just a few of the types of things to be found throughout this almost seventy minute album.

What Kaddisfly does best however is in orchestrating these musical elements and piecing them all together via crystal clean production to create a musical opus that at first may be hated then loved, or loved then hated, but with so many genres and effects happening from track to track, it's hard not to love something about this record.

To be fair however, some of these tracks drag on forever without really going anywhere, and could turn off the casual alternative or emo fan. The record could have used come culling to focus this band's sound into a tighter fit. For example, the ten and a half minute experimental "Horses Galloping On Sail Boats" is a lengthy song, especially for prog/indie/alternative/classic rock. This songs serves as a kind of grand finale of experimental sounds, and we hear just about everything this band can muster up, from melancholic piano solo's and spoken word, to the signature smashing guitar licks and almost white noise driven fuzz.