Although the album lyrics are in the style of Immortal Technique, Class Actions use house and techno beats (along with some hip hop) to get their political message across. Political dance music is an unusual idea but the album works very well. Highlights include 'M is 4 Maggie', 'Magic Man' and electro house anthem 'Do You Feel Safe?'. Dance music that makes you think is something refreshingly different.
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From the opening song, the vocals hit you. Brash, brutal and in yer face! 
“Do You Feel Safe?” is the question, and as the album progresses, this question becomes more and more apt.

Politically charged and aggressively delivered, the vocals talk out at both the personal and political environment of the artist, from estranged lovers to political figureheads – dearly departed (we can but hope!) Margaret Thatcher, to name but one. Many artists fail to reveal the raw emotions of the lyrics behind there songs, and this is one of the main strength’s of this album. It has the “feeling” behind it.

This is an album that needs to be heard. Full stop.
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Provocative seemingly effortless lyrics plus skilled musicality - energy reminiscent of the Sex Pistols and politically charged like Public Enemy.  Could listen to 'Do you feeel safe?' all day!  Where've they been all this time?  Like the cover -  brooding passion!  Bursting with originality.  When's the next album?
Sammie Maysun
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Quality tracks, like a mash up between commercial and underground, really love Do You Feel Safe? and Underdogs, both make me wanna dance, the hard hitting stuff is ace too, such a variation across the album.
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