Title: Less coherent than I'd prefer
Product review: This album is very different from the other N'land albums that I've heard. There seem to be three themes (corresponding to the three covers of the album): Guns, cars, and God/country. The album seems to be about the ways that we are all not free. For example, a man uses his car as an isolation booth. It's very witty, but the theme has very little to do with the traditional anti-business, anti-marketing themes. This album is definitely a good outing for the band, and something that I recommend very much.
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