The opener 'Push' is a breezy pop number. It's well crafted and has some nice subtle touches that make it more catchier than it has any right to be. It's the kind of song that should be played on daytime radio, and would stand out easily from the rest of the crap that gets played on that particular medium.

Second track 'Waikiki', not sure why it's called 'Waikiki', starts off with a spectoresque drum beat that leads you through the verse. Then its heads down for a power pop chorus, and a chilling threat to all parking attendants. There's a great instrumental break near the end that sounds a bit like Magazine, honest!

'Slow', the next track starts off...er...well slow. It has that kind of eerie spacy atmosphere to it that can be found on 'o.k computer', minus the sullen vocals of course, and simmers away nicely before ending with a grand crescendo.

'Here today' is another infectious pop gem that rivals 'Push' for melody and catchiness.

Final track 'Keep me from harm' will wrap you up in cotton wool and smother you into submission. It's a gentle lullabye that sends you floating along on the calmest of waves.