This was due to the fact that it’s not only the sound of the band that can really fire you up; the topics of discussion throughout the album are far from light at all. Some good examples would be the songs Groan, Sweet Cis Teen and Nice in Nice in which you’ll find lyrics about grooming, T.E.R.F feminism, gender dysphoria and even their mockery of “nice” guys. These girls really lay it all out on the table to let you know what needs to change in this world. Despite this outcry of disgust towards taboo matters within modern society, it doesn’t feel edgy, explicit or like a taboo at all; rather it feels liberating, like a step in the right direction. However, these tracks have nothing on the song James Deen You Let us Down in which the title alone speaks for itself really. The song has an amazing dream pop style melody which, when paired with a catchy chorus does the job of sending a message perfectly. It’s as if the chorus was designed to get stuck in your head so every time you sing it, you’re reminded of the horrors of James Deen and the adult industry in general.

It is really no holds barred for these girls and while we may never get anything like this from them again. All we can do is hope that this album has fulfilled its goal in passing the torch to the next band to fill in their place.