From band name and album title, one would be forgiven for expecting politically motivated street from the second album by . Instead, is a musically intriguing blend of , and, in moments like the chopped-tape opening of experimental a la the or . Lyrically, it's another matter entirely: protest songs like and the terribly earnest are this half-North American/half-European outfit's main offering, although less overtly proselytizing material like the blistering of and tend to be a bit more effective. Humorless radical punks with strict personal beliefs that they wish everyone else to follow as well will enjoy . Normal people will find it the musical equivalent of getting lectured to while in a mosh pit. ~ Stewart Mason