I was to explain to you how this CD is a step up from their other works, but I feel I should be honest and say that it reminds me of ANThology a lot. Now, this isn't necessarily a bad thing, but I wan to warn listeners that they won't be getting anything too new.

With the real negatives set aside, I will move on to the fact that every song is catchy as hell (but in a good way). Each song leaves you knowing that it was compiled with care and love. Thanks can go to guitarist Joe Hill for creating some impressive riffs (see the chorus on "What I Feel Is Mine").

On top of the more detailed of guitar riffs, many of the songs are full of cleverly simplistic guitar and bass mixes that give the music a great tone. It amazes me how a band can keep a great feel and sound for five years without wavering. Now, I sound a bit like a hypocrite for saying that, but that aside, this band still knows how to keep a good feel for an entire album's length. I guess you could say, "If it ain't broke, don't fix it."

Congrats to AAF for releasing another album that can actually keep the listener interested.