The band  released their second studio album Screaming for Change in September 2018. The album features 7 Tracks and their single Begin Again has been featured on VH1. The album was also favourably reviewed by Rolling Stone.  The music is a marked departure from their earlier sound although some sonic references may be familiar. The band has also augmented its sound with the introduction of keyboards in the odd track to create more ambience and the saxophone which features prominently in three of the seven songs on the album. While the band has experimented with musical styles, grooves and instrumentation driven by the bass and drums and open and alternate chord voicing on guitars as well as guitar and sax interludes and solos to compliment the music, its rock leanings do come across.The lyrics too are more outward focused this time than the inward looking lyrics on the last album. The band’s relentless focus on melodic compositions and meaningful lyrics has paid dividends this time around as well and the music and songs though varied and diverse is held together by that very intrinsic quality that is the creative source of all music- catchy tunes and words to live by…  T he title too tries to capture the voice of a generation as world events, technology, environment and the constant churn race ahead while people continue to struggle to keep pace…The band plans a concept concert and tour around the album later this year.