The songs talk about life, love, and the hardship of accepting the future. The comprised melody has plenty of energy, with a twist of urban techno rock coupled with a hard edge. The techno beat might be an account of singer Andy, because before Earth to Andy, he founded a punk, funk band called Egypt, which the drummer Murphy originated from. Both songs are razor hard but have a surface harmony that gives the ear a peace of mind, unlike most hard rock music can do. Guitarist Tony Lopacinski and Murphy pulled all this magnificent harmony together with Chris Reardon's bass in these songs.
Every song is hard and has perfect harmonious rhythms.
Some songs even have a techno beat. The words are beautifully put together and, unlike some bands, the title doesn't repeat itself in the song. All this is thanks to the genius of the band but also to the creative production team, which included mixer Chris Lord-Alge, who tapped the mixes of Everclear, Fastball, Green Day and Hole. Producer Nick Launay did the perfect creation of technical beat also having worked with INXS, Silverchair and Semisonic. All this has made Earth To Andy the most unique hard rock band today.