As evidenced by the ever-delayed albums by Golden State, NWA and Red & Meth, supergroup albums always take a long time to materialize, if at all. Enter the Scorpian; Project Blowed/Freestyle Fellowship emcee and underground legend, Abstract Rude, half of BC's Swollen Members, Prevail and fellow Canadian, the prolific Moka Only. Just months after rumours surfaced of their collaboration, the album dropped.

Soundboy, Rob The Viking takes the reigns for most of the album and picks up where he left off on Swollen's album. The opening 4 tracks of the album (Smokin' In Here, Stop Biting, Rifle Association, And That You Can Quote) are all beautifully crafted beats. However, Moka produces the next 2 tracks and the album loses some of its continuity. Moka's beats aren't bad but they are very noticeably different from The Vikings. This happens again on Get What You Want which really sticks out and sounds like a Lime Green leftover.

The brightest moments of the album come with the incredible tracks To Make Millions and She's Always Right. The first is about their desires to be rich while maintaining their artistic integrity, Madchild comes through for this one and kicks the best verse of the album and maybe the best of his career. She's Always Right concerns their lady problems and the beat fits the subject matter like a glove.

While the album doesn't contain a bad song in the 13, it wasn't without its problems. Along with the aforementioned production continuity problems, there are too many solo cuts (3 from Moka, 2 from Abstract, 1 from Prevail). The worst thing about this is that the album provides the best results when the 3 share the mic. But even with these scratches in their armour they have released a dope album. If Codename:Scorpion assembles again with Rob The Viking producing everything and more cuts with all 3 emcees then they could really takes things to the next level.