The sound on Good To Go is very distant from the bands early gritty rock sound and falls very much into the genre of poprock. Whereas the bands early guitar sound was heavily rooted in metal, the riffs here are much more Nashville country oriented, and electronic drum pad beats replace the kit sound of their 1992 debut Formaldehyde. Despite these changes the bands music retains its dark undertones on this release.
The Good To Go CD is ideal for individuals who often forget headphones or other accessories at home or their office, making commuting or working on the go easier.
