Description
The last Project Hopeless record was a bit of a disappointment with a very bad sound production, but as soon as I put this new album in my stereo, it was pure bliss and I rejoiced. The sound has been corrected and the snare drum has a nice tune to it! This is more the Project Hopeless I know and the sound treats them well. With their A//E political, d-beat flavoured raw punk and characteristic high and low pitched vocals, they bring us a whole new LP with 10 tracks with the purest form of Project Hopeless. They still vary their songs in both Swedish and English, and this time Steve has got a permanent place in the band and does vocals/spoken word parts throughout the whole record. It’s nicely infused with the music and adds greatly to the musical experience. On track six there’s a spine chilling instrumental intro which is a true delight for all of us who get our kicks from instrumental pieces. The band shows proof of a big development since the last record and as stated before, the sound is a lot more improved this time. All this together with a killer cover by Steve (from Visions of War) this makes for an excellent release by Project Hopeless!
