The Order Of Fear (Clear Turquoise Vinyl) [LP]

"The Order of Fear" fits seamlessly into the band's impressive catalog: less progressive than "Easton Hope", less poppy than "Final Days" and heavier than "To The End".

It fills a gap with shorter, catchy songs. And Seeb can write songs, as the last few years have shown more than impressively: Anthems such as "Gunman" or "The Things we Believe In" each get around 15 million clicks on Spotify. Nevertheless, the creation of "The Order of Fear" was no easy task, as Seeb recalls: "At the beginning of composing, we were at an impasse. We knew where we wanted to go, but we weren't really making any progress."

Then came the really amazing twist: a hardcore fan from Uruguay caught the band's attention with his great cover versions of Orden Ogan songs. Seeb comments: "One phone call later, it was clear that we would compose together. This guy is crazy, he breathes Orden Ogan and immediately knew what we had in mind for 'The Order of Fear'." A Hollywood story fit for a movie.