the title track is a short but good song that seems more rock song than techno song. Featuring
                guitars and slower drum work than usually present in Cirrus songs and featuring rap styled original
                vocals Back on a Mission is a new style of techno music that remains true to it's roots with a fair
                ammount of scratching but has a broader appeal due to the slower music and vocals.

                The Answer mixes soul searing vocals over a dance beat that's similar to the style perfected by
                BT. Stop and Panic is pure breakbeat dance with a hint of acid styling perfect for the big parties.
                Abba Zabba and Soul Blast is a male trip-hop song. Clear and easy to spot hip-hop influence with
                slow tripped out music makes an interesting song. Captain Cocktail is a great breakbeat styled
                song that begs to be played in a club. Break the Madness is a serious venture into the heart of
                breakbeat madness. Mixing drums, guitars and snyths all with MC vocals you get a stadium
                breakbeat song packed onto a CD. The closing track, Time's Running Out, mixes a great beat with
                interesting choices of instruments, opens with what seems to be violins, and vocals from something
                similar to a Jessie Jackson speech. If you stick around after the last song you get treated to a
                bonus track with a hint of hillbilly music.

                This CD is extremely different than their first CD and yet is just as good. Focusing more on
                broadening the appeal of electronic music by adding vocals and more "mainstream" music Cirrus
                creates a great mass appeal CD with a few nice "old school" suprises.
         Rating
                90/100