Restructured and rejuvenated REFORM THE RESISTANCE has announced the April 26th worldwide digital release and May 17th physical release of their upcoming Wuli Records album, The Truth Is Dangerous.

The album consists of a concise but extremely potent mix of monstrous sing-a-long choruses, mosh-pit-inducing breakdowns, fascinating rhythms, instrumentation, and vocals that becomes more alluring with each listen.

The Truth Is Dangerous is sure to be one of most visible rock albums of 2011. Check out a new video of the guys discussing their love for Wuli Records and their new album below:

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The Truth is Dangerous was completed in October 2010 and was produced by Reform The Resistance vocalist/guitarist Jason Moncivaiz. The entire album was recorded and produced in Moncivaiz’s personal studio, with exception of the drums which were recorded in Chicago, IL at Gravity Studios.

After finishing the master of The Truth is Dangerous in October 2010, Gravity Studios owner Doug McBride happened to be mastering several Wuli Record’s albums and passed The Truth is Dangerous to Wuli Records owners Louis Svitek and Ryan McGuire. Svitek and McGuire were thrilled with the band’s sound and signed the band in March 2011.

“This is an emotionally heavy record,” states Jason Moncivaiz. “My brother Sambo and I recently both went through divorces around the same time. Out of a need to cope and release our feelings, as musicians we released them into song. This record is real and genuine. We were at a low place, but we still had a lot of hope. Especially being Christians, our faith also helped us get through and see the light at the end of the tunnel. The writing of The Truth is Dangerous helped us grow as people and aided us in learning from our mistakes.”

The Truth Is Dangerous tracklisting:

'Kill Lies'

'Tonight We Ride'

'Depressed But Alive'

'Starlight'

'Are You One Of Us Or Are You One Of Them'

'Mercy In Blood'

'This Present Darkness'

'Midnight Session'

'If I Can Survive'

'You'

'We Belong Together'