An examination of the burdens our society and economic system place on the poor and working class individuals, each song starts out intimate before taking on an epic tone, reminding the listener that the struggles go beyond the individual injustices plaguing our society, that others are suffering the same tragic circumstances, and that many more will continue to be victimized by corporate interests if we fail to raise our voices.

Harvey Fox's 29 minute rocker is the first offering from this Chicago Indie band. A.T.T.F. casually introduces the listener to the band's sound , and Suntitled provides a moment of calmness before plunging into the meat and bones of the album. Uh-Uh is pop gold and Mannequin showcases some of the best songwriting on the album. The second half reaches from the band's rock/pop foundation into the indie/punk genres before Dance Like Everybody's Watching You leaves the listener craving more.