Its progressive buildup is promising, but it leaves off before reaching a satisfactory climax. It features one of the strongest vocals of the CD, musically speaking, but even that barely registers a real heartbeat. The lyrics are suited well to the mood, speaking longingly of a transformation that only God in love can bring. Yet it still can stand to be cut by a minute and a half. The lack of melody is tolerable because of the instrumental strength, and because it suits the lyrical theme of interpersonal alienation.
Some tracks are downright annoying, generally due to maddening loops.
A few just seem pointless and uninteresting. But one standout piece, the last track on the album, demonstrates that this band need not fall prey to the ills that plague much of the rest of their music. It draws on the heart of the listener, with a strong yet quirky melody and chord structure.