These rare groove love songs are impeccably rendered, yet don't stand up to the group's more fully realized debut. The choruses aren't as memorable as the minor hit, "Destiny"; they feel perfunctory, an easy way to lend structure to a recording best consumed as a jam session from a superior, forward-thinking band. When It Falls's best track, "The Space Between," is freeform, with vocals by Tina Dico that elaborate on malaise and distance before fading into the background while the band plays on.