[1] Following singer Hank von Helvete's departure from Turbonegro in 2010, the band went on a hiatus until Tony Sylvester, president of the London charter of Turbojugend, and Tommy Akerholdt were hired as their new vocalist and drummer respectively in 2011.

[1] In December 2011, the band announced that Matt Sweeney would produce their next album and that recording sessions had been scheduled for January 2012, with Thomas Seltzer noting that the demos sounded like "a Roman war dog in heat".

It is dedicated to the memory of Ryan Dunn of Jackass and Viva La Bam fame, who died in a car accident on 20 June 2011, and Turbojugend member Eivind Hovden, one of the victims at Utøya on 22 July 2011.

"[1] The Guardian's Dom Lawson gave the album 4 out of 5 stars, writing that it "gleefully maintains [Turbonegro's] tradition of balls-out punk rock with a laudable undercurrent of sexual deviance".

[4] Outburn's George Pacheco noted that new frontman Tony Sylvester was still finding his footing, resulting in an album that sounds like it was made by a good cover band.