Another decent bout of bashing, crashing punk from this Danish mob, but not always of the type you might’ve come to expect. While the core kängpunk attack remains intact the stranger elements hinted at on 2016’s ‘Sort Sind’ have been teased out a little further, with the wild-eyed blasts offset by leering deathrock inferences, oddball ambience and some flat-out bombastic moments that are bold enough to suggest ‘Hidden World’ by way of Mob 47. It’s the band’s strongest release by a country mile: a turbulent slice of studs n’ spittle hostility torn mid-way between a furious past and a very curious future.
