With a sound that splits the difference between the thudding nu-metal of Korn and the squealing power grooves of Pantera, Louisiana's Cane Hill carve off a hard-hitting second album. Opener "Too Far Gone" sets the aggressive tone with jackhammer riffs and a tale of lysergic overindulgence, while the infectious chorus of "Lord of Flies" recalls classic Alice in Chains. Later, vocalist Elijah Witt invokes an R&B-style falsetto on the stormy "Why?" and announces the band's anti-neo-Nazi stance on the chaotic "Scumbag."