It's a fantastic album I must say, much better than their last which was still good, but if you liked them in the past, your sure to like this even more so

Yes, Newport's hip-hop crew are back, and they still mean business. Ram-packed with quality tunes, and more hooks than a fisherman's tackle box this album may come as a shock to anyone who thinks they know all there is to know about the GLC. With slower songs (Apathy), guitars (Nothing Ever Happens), 80's synth pop (Welcome to Germany) and more, his album shows their true class, as they bust out from the "comedy hip-hop" pigeonhole the music press seem to want to keep them in. With no guns, a refreshing lack of bitches, but still more bling than Lizzy Duke this is hip-hop as it should be - music from the streets, for the streets.

Lyrically sharp as ever, the tight rhymes and earworm beats will leave you wanting more. You needs this album spa, seeerious!