Album songs：
Album Intro：
More than just a straight nu-metal collection, Sonic Jihad is a journey, lyrically and musically, through human emotions. The luscious, slo-mo cinematic strains of 'Casualty,' with its dragging beats and Bond-esque strings, is an homage to longing. The Phil Spector-inspired production of 'You and Your Friend' and the ultra hi-tech aching of the Cure's 'Love Song' encapsulate love and obsession. And the concoction of drum & bass, cheesy lounge elements, and demonic guitars on 'Somebody Hates You' makes a convincing stab at--not surprisingly--hate. And their distressed and blissfully aching cover of the Smiths' 'How Soon Is Now' is nothing short of staggering. With femme fatale Tobey Torres vocals in the fore and the entire group creating drama and attitude, Sonic Jihad is the triumph of passion over technology. --Dan Gennoe
1. Breed
2. Casualty
3. You And Your Friend
4. Lovesong
5. Act Your Age
6. More Than Love
7. Strangled
8. Oh Well
9. Somebody Hates You
10. Vulcan
11. How Soon Is Now?
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