The album's opener "Rock And Roll" opens up with the classic bluesy and gritty rock n' roll sound making it clear that the band has taken a page out of Black Crows and more recently Silvertide's book. These aren't bad bands to be taking cues from, in fact I would take a dozen more bands like Poets & Pornstars over bands like Nickleback and Fall Out Boy. "Strange" seems poised to be Poets & Pornstars debut single with its driving beat and a chorus that, while not completely original, sounds has just enough variations that you can't put your finger exactly on where you've heard it before.

The debut from Poets & Pornstars has two ballads, "In The Dark" is the first and definitely the better of the two. Actually, it may be the best song on the record. From the tasteful guitar parts in the verses to the piano almost carrying the song to the fact that as you listen to the song you're waiting for the band to erupt into full on rock n' roll mode at any second it is truly a well crafted tune.

"Monkey" is one of the more upbeat songs on the record that at its surface is a somewhat catchy song but it is quickly ruined by the poor attempts at metaphors in the lyrics. The songs features lines such as "I wanna be your monkey, baby, swinging my thing and driving you crazy," as if the audience doesn't get what front man Hal Ozsan is alluding to. At first listen "Spy Vs. Spy" may have that title simply because the riff that the song is build around is similar to the classic "James Bond" riff but other than that song is a solid rocker with a wide open chorus.