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Trik Turner isn't rap-rock or nu metal, though they incorporate elements of both genres into their major-label debut. At times, the Phoenix sextet is more akin to alt-rockers Everlast, especially on 'Sacrifice' and 'Friends & Family.' On the latter, TT flesh out soulful, acoustic-influenced hip-hop with a lovely string arrangement. From the hip, midtempo rhythmic rock of 'Existence,' Trik Turner create a familiar sound that's nevertheless slightly distinct from their Creed- and Korn-spawned brethren. Like Papa Roach, family life is explored in the aggro but dynamic 'Father,' while rap-ghetto stylings render Ace Frehley's 'New York Groove' nearly unrecognizable. The latter part of the album is more rap leaning, with 'Black Sheep' and 'Triks of the Trade' standing out. If Trik Turner covers a lot of the ground between the rap and rock worlds, they do so with style, substance, and a signature sound. --Katherine Turman
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