Hearing this for the first time I imagined listening to an 80’s Joe Jackson avec some Canadian injection of poppy rock along  with some attitude and grace. Jon Cohen and his band of merry men make up the majority of the musical substance. Ken Martin & Seb Coté add what I believe is an uncomplicated array of harmonies and the cohesion on each track is very noticeable. If you are familiar with the Montréal pop rock experience, you’ll know he graced The Dears which is another wonderful creation of musically prolific artists. “Brain Pollution” is by far the most eclectic and powerful song. The moving guitars and flowing vocals swiftly carry out a sensitive groove you can’t ignore. “Peace to Pieces” is a great wake up tune. Wake up and get moving to get back in order! The soft and soothing lyrics bear a powerful meaning and the gritty guitars build that energy during the half way mark. Another loud and banging track is “No More Videos Just Teasers”. The screeching chords rival the catchy vocals and mad slaps of bass. Bring out the orchestral and jazzy horns sounds in “Nightmare/Over” and you have another instant easy going song that light sup the night and your soul with a furry of joy especially during the bass riff that takes on a psychedelic frame. With a show coming up shortly in Winnipeg I’ll try and make it down to the Cavern but knowing the size of the venue it’s hard to say if I’ll be able to experience what Jon Cohen has to offer on this fantastic musical adventure.