released One Fierce Beer Coaster

In March 1996, Pop and Hasselhoff returned with a completely new line-up of the band to release its second full-length album, One Fierce Beer Coaster . It was produced by Richard Gavalis, who owned Dome Sound Studios in Royersford, Pennsylvania , local to Pop. New guitarist Matthew “Lupus Thunder” Stigliano had recorded with Gavalis at the Dome with a former band and introduced Pop to Gavalis, who had the first studio in the area to embrace computer recording and could edit live instruments in ways other studios could not. This led to a relationship that followed through to the band’s next albums. One Fierce Beer Coaster was first released on Cheese Factory Records (now Republic Records ).