Another great album of 2009. This album tones down some of the structural complexity and technicality of previous ETID releases, but maintains the dissonance and heaviness while expanding on the band's innate pop sensibilities (already becoming visible on The Big Dirty, their previous album). The hooks are largely rhythmic, but most of the songs here are legitimately catchy. The lyrics are typical Keith Buckley, touching upon loneliness, self-loathing, death and even existentialism and creation myths in certain songs. Highlights include the swaggering coda to "Wanderlust," the quiet-to-loud transition in "For The Record," and the rapid-fire pace of "The Marvelous Slut." A must for fans of modern heavy music.
1. Roman Holiday
2. The Marvelous Slut
3. Who Invited The Russian Soldier?
4. Wanderlust
5. For The Record
6. White Smoke
7. Turtles All The Way Down
8. Organ Grinder
9. Host Disorder
10. After One Quarter Of A Revolution
11. The Sweet Life
12. Buffalo 666
13. Goddamn Kids These Days
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