 The band would further explore the metal sound on their next album, 1987's "Liberty and Justice for...".Several critics, including Phil Donahue, Jello Biafra and the fanzine "Maximum Rocknroll", have criticized Agnostic Front for the controversial lyrics of the song "Public Assistance", written for the band by then-Carnivore frontman Peter Steele.Steele went on to write a very similar song for his new band Type O Negative named "Der Untermensch", which appeared on their album "Slow Deep and Hard".