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Three years passed, since the debut-album “Kisses & Lies” was released – Three years full of activities, action and progress. CASHLESS were touring untiringly and did shows with acts like Rise Against, Bouncing Souls, Donots, Lars Frederiksen, The Used, Lagwagon and Alkaline Trio. They even hit the road Down Under Australia for three weeks in 2006 and now, they can look back on a list of 200 successfully played shows. In addition to that, the guys founded their own record label called “My Redemption Records”.

So there was enough inspiration for writing a new album full of great songs – the result is called “LIVING BETWEEN THE LINES”. CASHLESS remain true to themselves, as they still stick to their fresh and furious style of Punkrock, the catchy melodies and their anthem-like hooklines. But they also managed to expand their musical spectrum to a great extend. The album-title is a statement, not to be limited to certain boundaries, which are often inflicted by the “scene” itself. CASHLESS do whatever they want to do. And this is the true spirit of Punk!

The album contains typical CASHLESS songs like “Lights Out”, “High Above You”, “Another Story” (feat. Marti FRONTKICK) and “We Are The Youth”, but there are also some interesting surprises: the acoustically played “Tame”, the German song “Nichts Ist Egal” (feat. Joshi ZSK) or a tune like “Is It Me?”, which is more like a Rock-Stomper than a Punksong.

CASHLESS created an album, sounding familiar and eclectic at the same time. A variety of songs that reflects their diverse inspirations, but in a unique, monolithic way.

LIVING BETWEEN THE LINES was recorded and mixed by Philip Seidl (ex-Flyswatter, The Blackout Argument) and mastered by Olman Viper at Hertzwerk/Nullzwei Studios in Hamburg (ZSK, Montreal, The Turbo AC’s).

The album was produced by CASHLESS themselves – another important step into autarchy for the band. Anyway, the mixture of passion, raw power and pure catchyness in LIVING BETWEEN THE LINES worked out brilliantly.