Deuce's 1995 album "On the Loose!" marks a unique crossover between metal and rap, showcasing the band's experimental edge. This release featured a harder, more aggressive sound than their previous work.
- "On the Loose!" was released on August 28, 1995, by London Records. The album blended elements of metal and rap, a combination that was relatively uncommon at the time. It was the band's second and final studio album before their disbandment in 1997.
- The album was produced by John 'The Rat' Riley, known for his work with several prominent UK metal bands. The lead single, "Ruff & Tumble," received moderate airplay on underground radio stations. Despite critical attention for its genre-bending approach, "On the Loose!" did not achieve significant commercial success.
- The album's artwork, featuring a stylized depiction of a rabid dog, was designed by graphic artist Dave Lee. The band toured extensively in the UK and mainland Europe to support the album, playing smaller venues and festivals. "On the Loose!" is now considered a cult classic among fans of 90s metal-rap fusion.
Deuce was a British metalcore band from Birmingham, England. They were active in the early 1990s, known for their aggressive sound and live performances.
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