After their successful 1995 album, "Tragic Kingdom" which sold more than 15 million copies worldwide and launched a series of hits, No Doubt is back after a long absence with their new album "Return of Saturn."

This album took two years for the band to produce, and the time lag has been rumored due to the aging of the band. A much mature sound, and steering away from the ska-based beat they have always been associated with, No Doubt comes back on with an album that returns to its alternative roots.

“Return of Saturn” is a bit darker than it was on "Tragic Kingdom", but it's no less energetic. The chorus of "Ex-Girlfriend" and "Staring Problem" explode with in-your-face fury, while "Bathwater" is propelled by New Orleans-style horns, a bouncy rhythm, and a snaky guitar figure from Tom Dumont. "Six Feet Under" boasts an energetic, bop-till-you-drop '80s feel, and ska-mongers No Doubt also dip into reggae ("Home Now," "Marry Me") and tango ("Comforting Lie") to good effect.