Both Jeffrey and David are both progressive rock fans, but on this album they are trying to do more straightforward pop and hard rock. The music is rather commercial, yet musically skilled, with rather good vocals. I would call it melodic guitar oriented progressive metal with neo-classical influences.

The music is a mix between Yngwie Malmsteen, Queensryche, Dream Theater and Rush. The difference between J.R.S. and the aforementioned groups, are that J.R.S. don't show off as much.

The opening neo-classical track "Intro" would appeal to fans of Yngwie Malmsteen. "Living" is the best track and it's got a Prog Metal touch to it. The track "Homeland" could have been a track written by Rush with a typical Rush guitar riff.

This is a very good album that won't leave you disappointed.