The group founded Justus League Records and released their first vinyl single and music video, "Too Many Years" (1995), which appeared on Rapcity and was featured on MuchMusic's Indie Spotlight. Their debut album, "Dangerous Days" was released in 1997. It was credited by "Now" as "fostering a… sense of community" in Toronto's hip hop scene. Their second album, "Hipolitics" (1999), spawned their first major hit, "Fuck Mike Harris!" In their review of the EP, "Now" wrote, “If Dalton McGuinty or Howard Hampton provincial opposition leaders of the time wanted to really make their point with the youth, they'd adopt the lead cut on this five-song EP as their campaign theme song.” The song became a huge hit on college radio across the province and across the country. Public Enemy frontman, Chuck D, began playing the song on his internet radio show on bringthenoise.com and began a relationship with the group which led to mentorship and collaboration.