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Zomba Recording Corporation reviewed by mim3@mim.org October 7 2004 The only good song on here is titled "overrated," but it desperately needs company. The song talks about a failing system set up by an older generation. The other songs are just more finely polished music about persynal feelings very typical of the romance culture in the majorty-exploiter countries. Despite "overrated," it's this album that makes listeners feel tired and jaded. We do not hear anything new; although, we see a band member with a punk haircut on the cover. The sound of this band is that of new white rock since the 1990s. Even the vocalist is indistinguishable from those in a number of other successful bands. As far as it goes, the music is well-done, but based on tiresome inspirations connected to the status quo.
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