This is the sound of people screaming for another way of doing things before it's too late for us all.

This is the smell of teargas and the leather of a riot cop's glove suffocating all hope.

This is the joy of taking back the streets, of taking back what's rightfully ours.

These are the sounds of freedom and hope.

"We were heavily influenced by the current revolutions raging across every country in the world. In these songs, we were trying to express the optimism and excitement we were feeling. A furious energy was burning through us! However, we're smart, realistic/pessimistic people too so there is a very dark side lurking in there too."
- Louis Lingg and the Bombs?

"Louis Lingg and the Bomb's third album and... the band has obviously redoubled their efforts, as this new material shows their sound taking a bold new direction in a big way. Existing fans shouldn't worry. The group's frenetic energy and humorous take on anti-authoritarian politics are still in full force here. What's new is polish. Where "Lullabies" and previous records embodied the sound of pure DIY garage band punk, these tracks all shine with professional presentation. My impression of the change is like drinking an aged whiskey after a younger one. Listeners unfamiliar with the old sound of Louis Lingg and the Bombs may want to jump straight into the new songs. To draw comparisons to other bands, I can't help but think of The Clash and their radio hit "Rock the Casbah." You can expect to hear the pure spirit of classic hardcore punk (not this modern Green Day stuff) with just enough pop mixed in to make it accessible to casual listeners without selling out. Once you've cut your teeth on it, check out the old stuff as well."
- Flamepanther, Dallas, Texas

1. Punk Storm Mario
2. R E V O L T
3. Alphabet of a Revolution Lesson 1
4. Destroy Civilisation
5. Bomb the Cunts
6. Alphabet of a Revolution Lesson 2
7. Going Nowhere Fast
8. Alright We Fight
9. Are you High
10. Alphabet of a Revolution Lesson 3
11. Old Skool Boom Boom
12. Throw Me Out the Door (prologue)
13. Throw Me Out the Door
14. Throw Me Out the Door (coda)
15. Alphabet of a Revolution Final Exam
16. A Song For My Baby (secret track)
17. Gave It Away (b side)

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 4/7/2012
Louis Lingg and the Bombs lives in Paris France

Tagged as: Hard Rock, Punk, Intense Metal

1. Malevolence by Sophia Marie: bad ass bass with soaring femme fatale vocals
2. Trash Guitar Workouts by Conway Hambone: Multi-genre instrumental and vocal conquests made with love and fuzz
3. Ear Fatigue by Daniel Bautista: while my guitar gently shreds
4. There Was Lightning by Trevor and the Joneses: punk, alternative and garage hard rock for some serious headbanging
5. Lip Lick by Weartists: hard energy and punky rock'n'roll
6. Requiem by Firesphere: Big epic dark heavy and soul shaking
7. High Roller by Seismic Anamoly: instrumental hard rock
8. Numa (instrumental) by Numa: Hard rock with a heart
9. Legs without Brains by Horstreich: noisy, friendly, fierce and beautiful, rock and roll
10. In Life by Idlemine: A solid hybrid sound of Instrumental Rock
11. Starborn by Opera Rock: 80's sound, metal Riffs and cinematic interludes to blow your mind
12. Mojo Radio by Mojo Radio: dirty blues fo' yo' dirty minds
13. Dead Frequencies by Marker Beacon: Modern Heavy Metal
14. Single Barrel by Hunter and the Dirty Jacks: Retro Fresh Rock & Roll Soul
15. Crisis by The Napoleon Blown Aparts: obnoxious high-energy rock
16. A Collection of Quality Rock and Roll by Torn Down Units: Quality Rock n' Roll since 1996
17. Flesh of the Witch by Ceremony of Darkness: Step into the darkness and surround yourself in intense rock
18. Tides by Opened Paradise: intense goth rock from an ancient city
19. Psychic Dissonance from the Unself (instrumental) by Candidate: Hook-laden anthems of survival and triumph
20. Immune Instrumental by Immune: apocalyptic rock

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