Meanwhile, the second album of the band, "Hack The World", which was mostly a studio work. "Hack the World" was predominantly Electronic music, and was released in 2005 by the declaration FREE!MUSIC 2.1, which allows anyone download and use the music freely. Some of its tracks were used in an audio-story "Karandash i samodelkin v Egipte", by Moscow-based art project called Audio-Theater. The album became a success, and the musical journals "Salon Audio Video" and "Avtozvuk" released the album in a 50,000 copies edition as an add-on to the journal issue. Songs from the album were also used for the audio-show Space Mowgli based on a story by Strugatsky brothers and in "Peoples book" based on Yevgeniy Grishkovts's "Rivers". However, the album was totally a studio work and the tracks have never been performed live.