 Recorded in 2003, the CD's release was delayed by unexpected record label setbacks and was thus aptly titled "Take 2" which was clearly a reflection of the band's second attempt in releasing an album.The material is relatively heavier compared to the first album, trading in the ethereal cum New Age sensibilities with a modern pop rock flavor, even incorporating rap along with the staccato-type of singing they had been known for.Released independently, "Take 2" featured hit songs such as Akap and Anino [2].