AC4 (album)

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AC4 is the first album by the Swedish band AC4, first released by Ny Våg (Ny Våg #123) in Sweden, 2009, and later on Deranged (DY#161) in Canada, 2010, and on Shock Entertainment/Epitaph Records (CTX611CD) in Australia, 2011.^[1]^[2]^[3] All releases feature the same cover design, but the coloration varies from country to country.^[4]

AC4 was the first and only album the two original Refused members Lyxzén and Sandström have made together since The Shape of Punk to Come (1998), until the release of Freedom in 2015.^[5] It was also one of the very few pure hardcore punk albums to be reviewed in the Swedish national newspapers.^[6]^[7]

Track listing

All songs written by AC4.

Detonate
Where Are the Kids
I Wanna Go
The Same Fight
Assassination
Fuck the Pigs
I Can Do It
Won't Bow Down
It Catches Up
My Condition
Pigs Lose
It's Over in a Second
Let's Go to War
Coptown
This Is It

Credits

Dennis Lyxzén – vocals
Karl Backman – guitar
David Sandström – bass
Jens Nordén – drums
Fredrik Lyxzén - recording at Parasit Studios
Oscar Sandlund - mixing at This Fucking City Is Run by Pigs
Robert Pettersson, Marcus Axelsson - layout and artwork
Pelle Henricsson - mastering at Tonteknik

Video

The official video for the track Won't Bow Down was filmed at the Arthouse in Melbourne during the band's Australian tour in April 2011. It was directed by Rhys Day.^[8]

References

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