What makes Til Death by The Undead notable?

'Til Death' garnered attention for its unfiltered critique of societal issues, particularly in tracks like 'There's a Riot in Tompkins Square', which resonated with listeners during a time of urban unrest. The album solidified The Undead's place within the punk genre and helped to inspire a new generation of hardcore bands. Released in 1998, 'Til Death' was The Undead's third studio album, following their 1994 release 'The Man Who Cried Wolf'. At this point, the band had established themselves within the hardcore punk scene but faced challenges in navigating a changing music landscape dominated by alternative rock.