However, they were reluctant to do the reunion show based solely on one single album. The band thought that covering songs from bands such as Black Sabbath and Iron Maiden are not a good idea any more. The band therefore decided to record a second album to have enough live show material for a two and a half-hour reunion show. With the thought of comeback still in mind, all the members of the band were pondering on the ways to make it happen. Then, after much discussions going back and forth between the band members, the thought of making the second album was initiated in the middle of the 2011. One of the questions that the band members must needed to address was to decide on what type of music to put on the album. From the very beginning Rock Strata has always shied away from the mainstream music scene. This is apparent from their selection to play the heavy metal genre in Bangladesh at a time when the metal music was not in widespread acceptance. The members of Rock Strata has always maintained their own musical personalities, have been gladdened by any followers that they got, and was never disappointed by non-acceptance. They simply didn't care for it. The same line of thinking was adopted when working for the new album and band decided to go ahead with old school heavy metal music genre. The band made it a point to include its characteristic heaviness and mind blowing melodies in their compositions. The primary objective was to record songs that will be fun to play live by the band members and remembered by their most die hard fans for a long time. This philosophy was noticeably reflected in the resulting album. Another challenge that the members had to overcome was physical distance–all members were geographically dispersed over two continents; Mushfiq and Arshad were in Dhaka, Bangladesh, while Imran, Mainul and Mahbub were in the United States. Even with the location constraint, the members started exchanging lyrics and compositions over the internet, using technologies such as, Skype, DropBox, Google+, etc. After months of hard work and preparing demo tracks at the respective members' home studios, recording dates were fixed and studio time was booked at the Winterland Studios in Minneapolis, Minnesota in United States. Arshad flew to Minneapolis, Minnesota in the United States from Dhaka. Mahbub also flew in from Jackson, Mississippi and the recording of their second album started. The drum tracks for all eleven songs of the album were recorded over two days, during 12-hour shifts on each day. In addition, the composition of the song 'Ei Boshontey' was completed while working on the drum tracks in the studio.