With so many different ensemble groups vying for that all-important top spot on the pop music charts, The Pussycat Dolls faced a formidable task with their second release Doll Domination. And true to its name, this album holds the promise to help these ladies avoid the sophomore slump.

Of course, having multi-award-winning producer Timbaland at the helm sure didn’t hurt their chances of having a knockout album, and neither did their decision to release “When I Grow Up” as the lead-off single, with its techno-savvy groove and hook-laden structure. There’s even a slight Gwen Stefani influence intertwined in the pre-chorus.

The second track, “Bottle Pop,” reunites Nicole Scherzinger and the girls with their “Buttons” duet partner Snoop Dogg on a club-ready dance track produced by Fernando Garibay, who also worked on Paris Hilton’s “Stars are Blind” as well as multiple other noteworthy tracks.

“Whatcha Think About That” features hip-hop living legend Missy Elliot on a head-bobbing, multi-textured hit-waiting-to-happen, and “Happily Never After” is the requisite breakup song that will have prom-goers slow dancing in no time.

From start to finish, it’s clear that The Pussycat Dolls did their homework in finding a catalog of songs capable of another platinum ranking. While it may not change your life, Doll Domination will make you wanna get up and move.

Watch "Bottle Pop" featuring Snoop Dogg here: