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When listening to All Alone In The Danger Zone, you are offered a place at a large round table where the world's corrupt dictators celebrate their successes while death serves pills on a silver platter. All hope for the future is extinguished as if it was a candle in a birthday cake. But, despite the somewhat dystopian appearance and the end of the world-scenario described by main lyricist Aeberg, there's a hint of hope and willingness to fight the prevailing system. The wish for a new world order. A wish for something new and better. A friendlier more sustainable world to live in. Focusing on the negative sides of life in general hopefully makes people discover and appreciate the positive sides of life. The band describes the album like this: "We really think we took Haerdsmaelta to next level with this album. We are satisfied with how the songs came together. The material is diverse, but interlinked. A good mix of punk, metal, and rock n' roll. You might even find some pop in there if you listen carefully. Just as we like it. We have discovered that a good thing with not really being able to sing or play is that no matter what you do, the sound does not get too polished or "produced". The lyrics are all different ways to describe of how our civilization is about to commit a slow but massive and collective suicide. Humans are in so many aspects ripping ourselves off. Big time. But this happens as most people are busy staring in mirrors and counting money, not realizing what is actually going on. Basically, the album says that humanity is doomed and Haerdsmaelta are the only one's smart enough to (ab)use the situation, for entertainment purposes. Which probably makes us the worst crooks in the game.