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I completely understand your first reaction to the album. When I first heard Loki N Roll and Babylo I nearly cried out of pure shock and disapointment. Kozi is my favorite artists and I could not believe that he had made something I disliked so much. Then I heard the rest of the album and my fears were calmed. The rest of the album DOES sound like him. I'm still trying to figure out what the hell he was thinking with Loki N Roll and Babylo. I understand wanting to try something new and I support that choice. However, I still think those songs are rubbish. Babylo's only saving grace is the percussion.

I think this album was just experimental for Kozi all in all. Some songs were a bit of a turn off but after listening to them a few times I got to appreciate them.

The good music on this album FAR exceeds the bad. Infact, one of my favorite Kozi songs to date appeared on this album. It is only those two tracks, "Babylo" and "Loki N Roll" that I can't seem to stomache much. I think it is more his vocal styling on those songs than anything else that seems to just rub me the wrong way.

This album won Tainted Reality's fan vote for the best album of the year.