THE PROSECUTION from the idyllic Bavarian town of Abensberg have dedicated themselves to ska punk since they were 12 years old and have remained true to their music ever since. Just like their uncompromising attitude to do something for others. They process social criticism not only in their lyrics but also support initiatives like "Pro Asyl." Our subculture needs engaged people who take action and don’t just sit mindlessly in front of the TV, like our "Brainwashed Society"!!! After 11 years, the guys have developed enormously on their instruments, which is why this album is not a monotonous ska punk ramble like so many other bands, but a varied record with influences from metal and rock. The openness in songwriting gives the songs the necessary drive, and the album is arranged with catchy guitar melodies. "At the Edge of the End" has a nice speed, so I think the term "Skacore" fits the band's rough style very well. My standout tracks on the album are "Falling" and "Voices"!!! As a guest vocalist on the album, they also managed to feature MIGHTY MIGHTY BOSSTONES singer Dicky Barrett on the song "Learning Life." The studio production has been technically well done, and the silver disc can thus confidently stand in the record collection of any genre fan next to giants of the genre like SKA-P. This thing will definitely not gather dust in the "Restroom of my life" ;-)
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