Ingenious modern rock album

The songs are very varied, while still catchy with great melody and riffs. Musically seen the band plays on a very high level, the singer has a great voice, the guitar work of the then 2 guitar is top notch. The album can be heard easily in one piece, it sucks not a single song. From worn-atmospheric synth-rock ballads to pithy guitar rock, and more. Insider tip: The last song "Downtown".

Sonically as a successful production, better than the current Heat album where the studio compressors were still allowed to work the mix in my opinion a bissl too strong.

For me the best album of Heat and simultaneously one of the best rock albums of recent years at all. Unfortunately, the band had with us still not so real "breakthrough". You deserve it ...