I reviewed a previous set from this act and talked about the variety presented on the disc. This time around that's still present, but they seem to somehow merge the sounds better. It creates more of a cohesive work, while still showcasing all kinds of different sounds. I'd also say that this is release is more fun, and overall just much stronger. It's a great time, really. There are both male and female vocals here, with the female ones doing most of the singing, while the male handles the raps. Yes, there is rap here, along with punk, new wave and a lot more. I should mention that I've noted a couple songs where I made out parental advisories needed, but I couldn't hear all of the lyrics that well, so some of the others might qualify, too.

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There is definitely a punky edge here. I'd say that this high energy stomper calls to mind what you might get if you merged the Chili Peppers with early No Doubt. It's a lot of fun, and shows a different side to this outfit. The keyboard elements bring some more hints of progressive rock at points.