[citation needed] A new EP, "The Fedayeen Experience", was released in June 2010, followed by the two song CD single "List the Dead", a tribute to Palestinian children killed by the IDF.
Their first radio feature was planned for May 1, 2010 with Cultural Syndicate, who canceled after a closer review of the band's lyrical content, allegedly due to fear that it might cause offense among listeners.
The band has been mentioned in publications such as Bitchface Magazine,[1] Stamp Media,[2] Apen voor Antwerpen as well as countless blogs and posts from around the world.
[1] Lead vocalist Abu Taha clarifies this statement by explaining that "If you really listen to our lyrics, and don't feel sick to your stomach and pissed off as hell then you either weren't really listening, or are just another WASP who only cares about things like child rape and sexual slavery when it happens to white kids whos' names you can easily pronounce" (a reference to their song Bacha Bazi (Urdu trans.
[3] Abu Taha, who now goes by Akh-Word Poet (Akh being urban slang for a Muslim brother, from the Arabic "Akhi") continues to maintain a strong socio-political focus in his lyrics, but has also expanded their scope to include biographical and other personal content, drawing heavily on his 25 years involvement in the criminal justice system, which began at age twelve, and ended in 2013.