Discovered this band when they were touring with Madina Lake in 2010. The song "Remind Me I'm Alive" stuck with me most after seeing them, and I was definitely interested in hearing this album in it's entirety. I was a teen back then, and it pretty much hit the mark on everything else Pop-Punk I was listening to at the time. After several listens since, I also consider "Parade", "Bravery", "Hearts and Minds" as top tracks, and I think "Remind Me I'm Alive" is still my favorite from the band all together. Now at (presently) 27 years old, I still enjoy this album a lot, but not sure I would as much if I didn't have nostalgic feelings attached to it. Instrumentally, it's certainly enjoyable if you like the Pop-Punk sound. All the members are talented, but it's mostly typical of the genre. Jeremy Gray's smooth higher-register vocals is the highlight of the album in my personal opinion. Lyrically however, I really can only give average praise as (not all, but a majority of) the lyrics are pretty simplistic and sometimes break the fourth wall. (Ex. "I hope that all of the pride that you've felt will melt away with this pre-chorus / This song's in a format so I know that you can wrap your head 'round it" - And the Truth Will End This) Overall, a bit on the simplistic side, but that's not always a bad thing. All the elements you'd expect from an Indie Pop-Punk band are here, but there's also some beautiful elements that made Ivoryline and their music unique. I think this album is certainly worth a listen or a few. ;)