Showing my age, I'd have to say a lot like a Cream album. An eclectic choice of songs, very well played and locked down by a bass guitar fairly high in the mix. It's also a bit proggy in places with a couple of songs longer than you'd expect although not in a tedious way; some Zappa guitar influences in there too. The opener 'It's Him!' sets the tone - it's that 'look up from reading the liner notes' moment when you think it could stand to be a touch louder. It's good. In fact, so good I played the album twice - back to back. On the second listen I reflected on a comment I once read in a jazz CD guide: albums are often guilty of being too long rather than too short. I didn't time it but its 10 songs feel like an LP of around 40 minutes. Ryan Adams' Gold notwithstanding, that seems a perfect album length for me and I'd rather press Repeat than wonder when it's all going to end.