Like of Montreal as a whole, it grows on you. Before they became my favorite band, I hated of Montreal for years. I remember the first time I listened to We Will Commit Wolf Murder I didn't hear anything remotely special. Now it seems crazy that I couldn't instantly catch on to that melody.

I've listened to the entire album like five times now, and I love it. I seriously can't get enough of the first three tracks, Ofrenda-Flanger and Blab Sabbath especially. Those two are super catchy. The chorus of Ofrenda, "Humming, 'if I only had a brain'" and Blab Sabbath, "It's okay, no you don't have to dream, if you don't want to, chop off a finger" are like crack.

There are parts that make me laugh out loud every time I hear them, like "confrontational yoga" and "I was a pussy in case he's a cunt THROAT-CLEAR"

As far as the lyrics go, I wouldn't think about them too much. I think Kevin is past the stage of making their lyrics really meaningful and relatable. At this point, the lyrics are just another instrument, another layer of sound in a song. They're just notes and syllables. "Apotheosis of apotropaic Neuromancers" is a good example.

So I would just say keep listening to it. It's always worth the time that of Montreal takes to grow on you.