Given that it was one of the prime candidates for a single release this seemed like a wise choice. Go Film Hard Version kicks things off and, as often seems to happen with Covenant, the title is a little misleading. Whilst this isn't the sort of music you'd play to send a child to sleep, it certainly isn't 'hard' by Covenant's standards. But it is a good mix. Better still is the Soft Version .
Consumer is the third entry and at just over seven minutes it is the second longest track here.
Eskil's vocals on the other hand are very high in the mix but his troubled almost frightened voice works despite being so up front. But it does seem to have trouble filling the running time and appears to run out of ideas long before it is over. Interesting but not entirely successful are all the additional noises that take the edge off the album cut. Unfortunately, it doesn't stand on its own as a track in its own right. House fans might disagree, but the best feature of the brothers Svard's version are the retro synth sounds.