"Trust No One", released on February 26, 2016, is an Full-Length collection that helped bring about the return of after a lengthy hiatus. This release features 14 tracks  from the previously out of print B-Movie Queens 7", the Mayhem On The High Seas 7", and The Invasion From Within EP, as well as some hard to find and previously unreleased tracks from their pre-Kung Fu Records era. It gives a glimpse into their raw, formative sound, and showcased their evolution from 1999-2002. 

While the collection retains the high-energy punk rock sound that is known for, it also showcases the keyboard work of Oobliette Sparks who helped define the sound and set it apart from so many punk bands of the time. Her keyboards add a fresh layer to the dynamics and atmosphere of the music, and helped Jello Biafra take notice of the band so long ago. She would leave the band just before they recorded their full-length debut her influence on the record is clear, and it makes her return to the band in time for 2019's  all the more welcome. 

Available on limited edition blue vinyl, "Trust No One" offers a deeper understanding of 's roots and evolution. It's a must listen for dedicated fans and newcomers alike.