01. An Industry Of Murder 02. Slow Motion Countdown 03. Seven Seven 04. The Suits, The Law & The Uniform 05. Endless Night 06. Hard Time Lovin' 07. Goliath 08. Fool In The End 09. 20/20 (Tunnel Vision)
Session musicians Nils Dahl - rhodes, piano and mellotron on "Slow Motion Countdown" and rhodes on "20/20 (Tunnel Vision)" Magnus Jäverling - hammond on "Hard Times Lovin'" Martin Holm - saxophone on "The Suits, The Law & The Uniforms" Erik Sjöberg Ridderström - Norwegian fiddle on "An Industry Of Murder"
Additional info Produced, recorded and mixed by Don Alsterberg in Gothenburg, Sweden at Don Pierre Studios at various days between May and early August 2012.
Mastered by Hans Olssonn Brookes at Svenska Gramofonstudion Mastering.
Jonatan Ewald - some last minute engineering.
Front and back cover art by Henrik Walse, Walse Custom Design Co.
Layout by Tobias Barth, Jaggd Design.
Photos by Anders Bergstedt.
Pretty average. Feels like nothing really happens here. When they released Goliath I had high hopes about it, that song is awesome. The rest of the album it's pretty slow/boring, lacks of energy.
Slow/boring shouldn't be confused w/ lacks energy or 'bad songwriting'. This is good, but not great. Nuclear Blast is having a pretty inconsistent year.
Hisingen Blues was better. This one has a couple great songs, but all in all the album is a bit too short and lacks real killer songs (aside from Goliath).
After the first listen I thought that this album is weaker than "Hisingen Blues" but now that I've listened to it a couple more times I can say that it's almost on the same level. There are some fast and rocking songs, such as Endless Night and Goliath, and there are also some nice slow, bluesy songs (i.e. Hard Times Lovin'). Overall this is definitely a hard rock album of the year for me.
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