Much of the tracks were remixed to sound drastically different from the original EP versions, including the addition of the new hip hop instrumentation.

Bobby Burns stated that the album's lyrical themes were inspired by life in Memphis, the city in which the band originally formed before they relocated to Louisville, Kentucky.

And it wasn't just the junkies, there were also hillbilly pickup truck drivers and a lot of college kids that would come down there, waving their rebel flags.

"[2] Steve Huey of AllMusic compared the album to Korn, Helmet, Everlast, and Insane Clown Posse, noting that it mixed hip hop and hard rock with "theatrical aggression.

The lead single 'Loose' remains a popular nu metal anthem, and the dual voices of Bobby Burns and J-Sin work very well together.