The first cut on their self-titled EP is called "Little Boy" and a description of the song can be perfectly summed up by the above paragraph. Synths create an other-worldly environment that is augmented by the disconnected vocals which recall The Human League's Philip Oakley. The song is punctuated by a nice Floyd-like guitar towards the end.

"Conscience" sounds like a camp-fire-ish song with the synths giving way to a more organic acoustic guitar accompanied by some light hand percussion. The guitar does little to dispel the somber mood that was initiated with the first song.

"Wild Wild Heart" echoes the preceding cut to a degree but has a chorus that slightly bring to mind a hint of Steely Dan with the jazzy bent. "Henry and Mary" has a terrific vocal. Imagine if Tom Waits had a more melodic voice, you can hear him doing this song. Excellent chorus on this one. The record is rounded out by "Shrine of Another Fool" which is simply gorgeous. It's a song that couldn't quite be classified lounge but is not too far away from that.