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Crossing the Rubicon
Rock · 2009 · 13 tracks · 56m

Crossing the Rubicon

The Sounds

The Sounds' self-produced third album, 'Crossing the Rubicon', delivers a potent blend of driving indie rock and infectious new wave synths, fronted by Maja Ivarsson's commanding vocals. It's an album

June 1, 2009 · Snowhite

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This album is a shot of pure, unadulterated energy, a defiant fist pump to the sky. Imagine the pulsing glow of a late-night city, the thrill of a crowded dancefloor, or the empowering feeling of taking control. 'Crossing the Rubicon' wraps you in driving guitars and shimmering synths, propelled by Maja Ivarsson's charismatic, no-nonsense vocals. It's the sound of breaking free, of embracing your power, and dancing through any challenge. Essential for anyone who loves their rock with a heavy dose of synth-pop swagger and an infectious, unstoppable beat.

Tracklist · 13 Tracks · 56m
01
No One Sleeps When I’m Awake
4:23
02
4 Songs & A Fight
3:24
03
My Lover
4:25
04
Dorchester Hotel
4:08
05
Beatbox
4:03
06
Underground
3:48
07
Crossing the Rubicon
2:03
08
Midnight Sun
4:31
09
Lost in Love
5:05
10
The Only Ones
4:45
11
Home Is Where Your Heart Is
5:09
12
Goodnight Freddy
6:34
13
No One Sleeps When I'm Awake (Arnioki Sessions)
4:32
Moments Worth Listening For
The explosive, synth-driven opening of 'No One Sleeps When I'm Awake', immediately setting the album's high-energy tone.
The insistent, almost percussive synth riff and Maja's playful yet powerful vocal delivery in 'Beatbox', making it an undeniable dance track.
The soaring, emotionally resonant chorus of 'Home Is Where Your Heart Is', showcasing a more vulnerable yet still anthemic side of the band.
The dynamic interplay between Jesper Anderberg's synths and Felix Rodriguez's guitar work throughout the album, particularly evident in tracks like 'My Lover' where they trade melodic leads.

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