New album, “Fools Paradise”!
Swiss skatepunk outfit Must Be Wrong return with their second full-length album “Fools Paradise”, delivering ten high-energy tracks firmly rooted in skatepunk. Packed with fast tempos, driving riffs, and melodic hooks built for sing-alongs, the record also carries socially conscious lyrics that explore themes of love, mental health, and social injustice, balancing raw intensity with thoughtful songwriting.
With “Fools Paradise”, Must Be Wrong showcase a clear step forward in their musical journey. While staying true to the high-speed, melodic skatepunk sound that defines them, the band reveals a more mature and diverse approach to songwriting. The album highlights their growth and versatility, blending relentless energy with deeper emotional layers and sharper lyrical perspectives. The result is a record that remains faithful to the band’s shared vision while adding nuance and depth to their sound.
The album was recorded at Carving Room Studio in Freienbach, Switzerland, and mixed at Soundfactory Studio in Pfäffikon SZ. Mastering was handled by Jason Livermore at the legendary The Blasting Room in the United States, known for shaping the sound of countless influential punk records. The album artwork was created by Barcelona-based artist Oscar Puig, whose visual concept complements the album’s intensity and underlying social commentary.
Formed in Switzerland in 2019, Must Be Wrong quickly established themselves within the European punk scene with a sound that merges fast, melodic skatepunk with powerful riffs and honest, relatable lyrics. Their songs move between personal chaos and sharp social criticism, capturing the spirit and urgency that define modern punk rock.
Armed with their new album “Fools Paradise” (2026), the band is also known for explosive live performances marked by high energy, humor, and a strong connection with the audience. Over the years, Must Be Wrong have shared the stage with notable acts such as Less Than Jake, ITCHY, Authority Zero, and A Wilhelm Scream, performing across Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.
With “Fools Paradise”, Must Be Wrong prove that their skatepunk roots remain as vital as ever—now enriched with greater depth, sharper songwriting, and a band that continues to evolve while staying true to the energy that brought them together in the first place.
