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second album improves on the crunching metal, punk, hip-hop and reggae fusions of their debut album by offering a more muscular production and more developed songwriting. With behind the boards, the group's sound turns powerful and menacing; when produces, their funky rhythms come to the forefront. In addition to the band's own freewheeling musical sensibilities, the album features terrific cameos by , from and . In all, the music on is so strong, it is surprising that the band isn't among America's most popular metal/punk/funk hybrids. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine