The Riot is back with their second album, keeping their own version of the Dub-Rock tradition in tact while also exploring different genres in the process. The guys admit adding horns and dubbing out various parts of the music has made the seventeen tracks a blast to work on. A plethora of the bands' influences creep in here regularly. Doses of reggae, ska, rock, punk, funk, rap, blues, dub and dance-hall just to name a few. When it comes to lyrical content, right from the start the first track opens up the album's epic story of heartbreak and resilience. A journey awaits the listener there on out with tight rhythms, catchy melodies and an introspective yet sometimes humorous take on what the next wave rumbling in just might have in store.