So we miss Master D, but ADF's new album is outstanding. Musically, they're as curious and adventurous as ever. Lyrically, they've grown up some, still polemic, still anthemic, but their slogans have more bite, more complexity now, the better able to comment on the changing political environment. As usual they have their fingers on the pulse of everything that touches the marginalized members of our world- asylum seekers, battered wives, mistreated prisoners, everyone gets a voice. Watch and learn, rage against the machine, this is how not to sell out.