2025 release. Recorded in Italy and Germany, the album closely captures the band's live sound, and the lads deliver convincingly: the formula of ‘simple guitar riff, catchy chorus, three-minute song’, refreshingly noisy vintage guitar sound and charming uptempo garage rock/77 punk rock works extremely well for The Très Biens. Recycled vinyl pressing, comes in different colours.

"[...] a little bit of 60s beat, a pinch of punk, and again and again that edgy rock “n” roll energy reminiscent of early Elvis Costello records or Dr. Feelgood. [... ] This record is not a nostalgic reference, but an invitation: rock without calculation, dance despite the burning world."
(underdog-fanzine.de)

“Punky garage rock with beautiful hooks. Very fuzzy, very catchy. Very American, very wide-legged, consistently uptempo. [...] Mäkkelä's voice also has something of old heroes like Jello Biafra or Sonny Vincent about it. “
(Rock City News, Nuremberg, Germany)

“Two guitars and edgy, strangled vocals sit pretty well around these parts and The Tres Biens have cornered their own part of the market. The sound borrows from English bands like Graham Parker and The Rumour (especially on the opener “Factory Boy/Factory Girl”) and the pacing is relentless. The title track eases into a chugging rhythm that would do the Feelgoods proud”. (The I-94 Bar, Sydney, Australia)