“Fortune Favors the Bold, suggests, they are difficult to strictly define. Upon first listen, the opening track "Shallow and Cynical" rips open with a blistering sound, reminiscent of other hard-rock acts like Tool and Pantera. Yet by the second track ("Addictionary"), the group proves to be a bit more complex as a funky bass line and playful "pro-drug" sound clip create trouble for listeners seeking any easy, singular categorization. Davis, like the rest of the band, wishes to avoid any such pigeonholing. "We're just heavy," Davis said. "I call us 'groove-rock,' because the groove is just beat, solid and heavy." “ Michael Petitti -Tucson Weekly