First listen was underwhelming, second listen started to click, and third listen found me bordering on addicted. This album has more traces of The Jody Grind and Rock-A-Teens than Kelly's 2001 release ("Because It Feel Good"). Lots of great reverb-guitar moments, as well as some unmistakable nods to her punk rock roots, woven into a big picture of alt-country goodness. She seems uncharacteristically pitchy here and there on this album, but the more I listen, the more I think it's intentional - in keeping with the edgy, punk undercurrents. If you're looking for an album of Kelly belting out torch songs in that full, glorious chest voice of hers, this is not it (although there are a few shining moments of that). "Because It Feel Good" seems to showcase her voice more, but the edgy quality of this album has its own appeal. Highly recommended.