This CD is probably the ultimatrive proof that a band can evolve damn good from album to album. Had you been waiting for "For Monkeys" that this board would hardly be still beat you can now just kneel down to a quiet "Damn you're good" to send to the address of the European Surf-punk legend. "Penny Bridge Pioneers" is unlike the earlier albums of entirely without the currently probably hippest trend called Ska, although the 4 Sweden have helped just this genre with a breakthrough in the worldwide Punk Fun community. Rather, one on this album 13 fantastic songs (+1 not kitschy ballad) are around the ears hewn from which one can become addicted. Thank Millencolin!
