The third and last album by Heavenly on Sarah Records showed the band's sound and lyrics growing ever more complex while still delivering another eight instant guitar-pop classics. Meanwhile, the band's involvement with the Riot Grrrl scene clearly informs songs such as Sperm Meets Egg, So What? and the brooding, enigmatic She And Me – the sparse instrumentation of the latter also allowing Amelia Fletcher to demonstrate how accomplished and versatile a vocalist she'd become.
