Producer Howard Benson, who worked with the band on their successful previous album - \"Getting Away with Murder\" has sold over 1.02 million copies in the US - will again be behind the boards

Papa Roach frontman Jacoby Shaddix says people can expect a drastic transition from their rap-rock sound of the past (à la Last Resort) to straight rock. On MTV.com he tells:

\"Floor-to-floor rock and roll, dirty nasty, a little more filth, a little more fun. \'ve been listening to a lot of records like AC/DC, Mötley Crüe, but definitely listening to a lot of roots rock that I was listening to growing up and also a lot of current stuff too. I\'m a music whore. I mix it up.\"

Papa Roach have just released a DVD, \"Live & Murderous in Chicago\", which combines live footage with backstage material, or \"typical rock-and-roll debauchery,\" as Shaddix put it.