Editing Leftöver Crack (section)

=== 2004-2006: ''Fuck World Trade'' and hiatus ===
On August 30, 2004, Leftöver Crack released their second album, ''[[Fuck World Trade]]'', on Alternative Tentacles (Household Name Records in the UK).

The album was banned in multiple chain stores such as [[Wal-Mart]], [[Best Buy]] and [[Music Land]] due to the album's controversial name and subject matter—as well as the front cover, which features [[George W. Bush]], [[Dick Cheney]], and [[Rudy Giuliani]] ([[Tony Blair]] on the UK release) causing the [[World Trade Center (1973–2001)|World Trade Center]] attacks.

The album also displayed a greater degree of artistic freedom from the band, featuring longer songs, a wider range of instrumentation (such as strings, synthesizers and double-bass drumming) and a larger amount of genre experimentation—featuring elements of [[death metal]], [[classical music]] and [[folk music]] along with the band's trademark combination of [[anarcho-punk]] and ska. The album also included several guest appearances, including [[Chris Head (musician)|Chris Head]], [[Justin Sane]], and Chris No. 2 of [[Anti-Flag]], as well as a collaboration with [[The World/Inferno Friendship Society]].

The band took an indefinite hiatus after the death of drummer Brandon Possible at the end of 2004. Stza spent the interim playing Leftöver Crack and Choking Victims songs by himself at a few solo acoustic shows. [[Ezra Kire|Ezra]] spent time writing songs for his band [[Morning Glory (band)|Morning Glory]]. Leftöver Crack began touring again in the summer of 2005, including some dates with [[Citizen Fish]] and [[The World/Inferno Friendship Society]], as well as playing dates in October 2005 in California after the Wasted Fest was canceled. The so-called Crack Rock Steady Seven also embarked on a small European tour in November; however, this incarnation consisted of only Stza and The Infested, in some cases billed as the "Crack Steady Rockers".