Everything! The way she uses that echoing reverb to accent the end of a lyrical verse. It's used perfectly in that sense. Their lead guitarist is an absolute stud talent. Their rhythm guitarist is what great guitarist do with that roll, and he's doing it to perfection. Their bassist is very active, like Eric Avery was in JA, or John Paul Jones of LZ. Without that they wouldn't be so dynamic. Their drummer sets great, dynamic tempos all over each track. And she's just awesome!

Their music is raw, and their lead guitarist very talented. The first time I heard Sheer Mag reminded me of the first time I heard Operation Ive in an H-Street video. Not that they are similar music styles, but just that they just rocked, with no BS.

It makes me want to punch everyone in the face that I see when I listen to it. I've never enjoyed violence either, and especially against one another. That mindset just falls apart though when I listen to PP and riding the T in to work... punch everyone around me in their big, fat, stupid faces!

Very dark, melodic, country sound mixed with her very impressive climbing vocals. Helena shows some vocal prowess in the song, with some impressive tonal changes. Very nice song, it's sad, might bring back past feelings, or inner turmoil that we tend to bury way down deep. That's why I love it.

Nice and dirty!