"Don't Bleed on my Prada Shoes" is a solid opener, showcasing driving riffs and the best use of their two vocalists. Afterwards, the album descends into dragging mediocrity punctuated by "Document. Grace Budd." an extended sample that serves as an unwarranted fake track on such a short disc. The band continues exploring the standard fare of modern hardcore including tracks like "Blue Dress" which are filled past the point of good taste with double bass. "Empty Calm" is a 3 minute instrumental which leads into the last track with just an acoustic guitar playing. Once "Civeta Dei" begins though, the band demonstrates how much they hate musical transitions and recognizable themes. The song plows through an emo section, a grind section, and straight up metal before it's done. The problem being that, unlike bands like Hella or Behold the Arctopus whose song structures are even more complex, the Number 12 try so hard to sound jarring that they let musicality and songwriting fall by the wayside.