Ska Light, but still absolutely awesome

When I "4 Monkeys", chasing the third album of the Swedish sinterized beer fanatics for the first time through my system, it knocked me off the stool smooth. Although the quartet lets the usual ska influences the first two CD's missing a little bit, but after a moment hearing the missing wind already fall no longer on. Instead, you start again to philosophize, which punk muse the four skaters kissed, to make them such a horny plate fire. The album rocks more than the previous two, and both the breathless pace of melodious songs and the unmistakable Millencolin sound, which has been preserved fortunately, simply dropping a good mood. My Anspieltips: Puzzle, Lozin Must, Random I Am and Twenty-Two. Fans of the band draw anyway, but even those who previously could not even warm up for the "Swedish monkeys" his heart could possibly change his mind here.