Norwegian rockers Turbonegro have built an impressive career celebrating political incorrectness and sexual innuendo with hilarious lyrics and catchy punk rock. On their second album with English vocalist Tony Sylvester, the denim-clad death-punk dealers hammer hipster culture ("Hurry Up & Die"), yoga yuppies ("On The Rag"), and spoof schlocky '80s-movie theme songs ("John Carpenter Powder Ballad"). "Fist City" combines a stomping AC/DC riff with deviant lyrics while "Hot for Nietzsche" features slashing guitars and a pulsing piano refrain straight out of The Who's "Baba O'Riley."