Set Your Goals’ debut full lenght “Mutiny”, after an EP release earlier this year, is maybe the most

awaited melodic hardcore album of the year. After forming in 2004, Set Your Goals started touring like

madmen and releasing great hardcore shows and music. The record is a collection of 11 bullets that

features all of the classic elements of 80’s positive hardcore seen in a modern style, with the classic

singalong ala Gorilla Biscquits and the catchy pop punk hooks and melodies ala New Found Glory. Set

Your Goals is a band that is able to play a song like “We Do It For The Money, Obviously!” after an

introdution as “Work In Progress”, or to play an indtrouctive song as “Dead Men Tell No Tales” before

the positive hardcore of “Mutiny!”. The disc is quite short and fast and never lives a boring moment, or

a track that you’d like to skip, and this is a great plus. “Mutiny” is a great record, one of those albums

that we will all remember in 10 years and will look back to 2006 asking ourselves “Which were the most

important albums released in 2006?”. Set Your Goals’ “Mutiny” will be one of the first names to come to

mind.