Edited sentence: "I think it's great."This time, especially, it feels like we have something extraordinary to present," vocalist Nikola Sarcevic adds."We wanted the kind of crisp sound that Lou is notorious for.A perfect example of this willingness to try new approaches.For Machine 15, Millencolin re-teamed with producer Lou Giordano (Sugar, Taking Back Sunday, Plain White T's), who previously worked with the band on 2003's Home From Home.It's different from what we've done before and we're stoked," guitarist Mathias Färm enthuses.Machine 15 is the result of about three years of silence after the previous work Kingwood.Mixed in Berlin by Michael Ilbert, who lent his skills to records by the likes of The Hives and Roxette, Machine 15 achieves the perfect blend of skillful and contagious music.Plus we have a great chemistry with him," guitarist Erik Ohlsson adds.The explosive result is pop infused punk at its all-time best with driving beats, anthemic choruses and irresistible melodies that prove the band is back to kick ass and take names.The first single was "Detox", released in March 28, 2008,- "Ripe with harmony vocals, an infectious melody that gives nods to both the Beatles and the Beach Boys, and seven chord changes," Erik Ohlsson explains.While upholding the classic Millencolin sound, they chose to diversify, evolve and progress on the new album.With an impressive string of releases behind them, nearly two million records sold worldwide and having shared stages with the likes of Blink 182, the Foo Fighters and Queens of the Stone Age, the Orebro based quartet of vocalist/bassist Nikola Sarcevic, guitarists Erik Ohlsson and Mathias Farm and drummer Fredrik Larzon, show that they are on top of their game