In no shocker, this disc is chock full of hard, bang-your-head-non-stop-for-an-hour tracks. All Of Me is just one of many tracks full of screams, screeching guitars and solid lyrics. Sincerely, Ichabod, Necktie Remedy and Doomsday Stomp are just some of the other tracks that will get you completely immersed in the quality of this disc.
It is difficult to claim any track on this disc as "the worst." Unlike most discs, where there are a few tracks that clearly stand out above the rest (or fall far short of the others), this disc treads a dangerously thin line by having 12 tracks that are of about the same quality. No track really stands out above the others by a massive amount, nor does any track lack something the other tracks have. This is almost always the sign of a relatively poor disc that stays in the same spot the whole time and becomes a bore. ...And The Rest Will Follow, however, walks this tight rope to perfection. Listeners will never feel stuck in a rut on this disc. The entire disc, from The Hand, The Furnace, The Straight Face, to Something We Can't Be to From December offer you a little something extra that keeps you completely interested for the full disc.
Overall, ...And The Rest Will Follow is an excellent collection of tracks. One of the things that's noticiable on this disc as opposed to previous Project 86 discs is the lyrics. While the lyrics have always been solid, one of the big things that has often held these guys back a bit has been that their lyrics are so great with metaphors and subtleties that they have often left the casual listener a bit confused and therefore disinterested in the band. Fear not, the solid lyrics written with said metaphors and subtleties are still definitely here. However, they are written in such a way that they just seem to be less confusing for a casual a newcomer to the group. Because of this, ...And The Rest Will Follow certainly should be touted as Project 86's best offering to date.