It high-class tracks are strung together, the title track as no. 3 stands second to none, really great is also "not guarantee anything," a duet with Francesco Wilking Tele. Wonderfully managed, I think that will be a single released. "Broken" is lyrically deep consistently, certainly not with a particularly large radio-potential but again convince Judith demanding texts across the board. "Labyrinth" tears in the chorus again totally with that line "interwoven No Below no above, no sun, no wind, all the way, I stumble blindly" rocks.
Then the best song of the album comes with "The Geek (Shall Inherit)". I do not know what you have to drink or take, to get to this text and title, but behind it hides NEN super track, which must necessarily be published as a single. The chorus is reminiscent of a little "Just one word" loose flaky and I ask to talk to the hypothesis that the text line "The injured should be the doctors" will be equally suitable for everyday use, such as "The last shall be first."
"The war is coming back faster than you think" is very thoughtful, Judith has lyrically there again very deeply gripped in the Schmacht crate. I can quite understand the song yet, but I'm still a few passages in front of me. But all in all very nice and totally fit into the album. "Hands up" is perhaps one of the weaker tracks on the album, but still around and absolutely audible. I'm just saying that the quality of the other songs is so high that this song is one already more likely to be weaker. I like to "so and so" as opposed to the two predecessors. There still a few weaker tracks were out and I feel here the heroes have to make sovereignty and routine the album from beginning to end as you would expect, but still maintain the good bit more craziness.
"Stiller" is followed by the well einizig real ballad on the album. Very great song with a strong text again. Finally there will be "Let's get out", also a round song that drags me especially through the text again. An absolutely successful completion of the album.
Conclusion: All in all, the best ever and roundest Album of the heroes, even if maybe a hit like "The complaint" is missing, but lyrically and musically act the hero matured and at the destination. Much sovereign they play their songs and act in such a professional way that a hit follows another, while the hero need not to blush and be ashamed because you directly the word "commercial" connects with it. Ne, not. Good music is offered here for what comes in the plastic box and the booklet. It says jump over his shadow and say "yes, great thing, great music, heroes just because I'm proud of it! Buy Me!".
