Fans of past Idle Cure albums will be pleased with this, its fourth effort. This one is more consistent than others, in that it's mostly all melodic commercial/arena rock without barn-burning metallic scorchers that stick out (like "Breakaway" from the first album). I didn't really like this one as a result. It seemed a bit too nice and sweet for me, especially when I know these guys could compete with pop rockers like Kiss with much more muscle than they're showing here. For what they do, though, I can't knock, cuz they do it so well.