Where is the authority?

When I heard purely in a few songs of this album, and even during the first two or three tracks on the album I still thought "Finally something else!" Of the previous albums, I was very disappointed; Heartache in all honor, but if 80% of the album is varied only from "She's left me, Buhu" exist, and not even the music a lot, I wonder why I really like the instance. Unfortunately, the initial good impression I had of the album was also soon destroyed again, as it only contains any lard dripping hate speech against the ex-girlfriend except "Escape to Happiness". I have no alternative themes, I have no rocking, self-deprecating songs to celebrate, I miss songs like "Rapunzel" or "My Death". I had hoped that the Instanz have prudently by her acoustic project a bit on their roots; unfortunately met this hope not to, in terms of subject matter.

Musically, however, the instance is quite variable again, something I very much welcome, and what solace me a little about the thematic one-sidedness. Is also very nice to be in contrast to the last album, the two strings of the tape out again hear a little more here, because let's face it; without Benni and M. Stolz would be the instance just a rock band like hundreds of others. Perhaps the approach to the "old" must be also gradual instance, and the new subjects come then the next album;)

I am well aware that a band should evolve and needs; However, I find that you can also easily be removed from the roots. Subway to Sally is here the best example, who probably unfortunately trodden with her victory at the Federal Vision Song Contest endggültig their way into the commercial. Let's hope it never comes to that in the instance.

Really bad the album certainly is not. Absolutely Best Sück is definitely "escape into happiness", but if you do not hear so much on the text are also many of the other very nicely. Unfortunately, I lack the absolute enthusiasm yet beautiful lyrics. Maybe next time.