With Allison Moseley replacing Waltz on bass, X-tal recorded "Die Monster Die", released in 1991. This second album was called "wiser and angrier" by "CMJ", which deemed it "first-class world punk music." The disc's more political songs included "An Old Colonial's Hard Luck Story" (the band's only single), about the self-pity of Rhodesian exiles, and "Domino's Theory," a six-minute protest song tying together Domino's Pizza's labor policies and food quality to CEO Tom Monaghan's alleged support for the Nicaraguan Contras and Operation Rescue: