Macht Amerika: Das Vierte Reich isn’t just an album — it’s a reckoning. Available 16th May 2025. A bold concept record forged in fire and protest, it peels back the illusion of patriotism to expose the machinery beneath. With each track, it challenges the narratives we’ve been fed — about freedom, authority, faith, and what it means to “serve.” Track 23, “The Oath”, is the heart of that confrontation. A spoken-word revelation set against slow brass and military snare, it speaks directly to those in uniform and those watching from home. It reminds us that the oath sworn by every soldier wasn’t to a man, a party, or a flag — it was to the Constitution. To the people. To the right to dissent. This album isn’t asking for permission. It’s demanding accountability. It’s the gospel of the disillusioned. The anthem of the awakened. If you're tired of polished lies and flag-wrapped silence — this album is for you. If you’ve ever asked, “How did we get here?” — press play. Macht Amerika: Das Vierte Reich. You were never supposed to sleep through this. You know most folks think When you join the military You swear to obey the president And yeah that’s in there Sort of But that’s not how it starts And it sure as hell ain’t how it ends They hand you a paper And they say repeat after me I swear to support and defend the Constitution of the United States Against all enemies foreign and domestic To bear true faith and allegiance to the same That’s the part they don’t talk about enough The Constitution comes first Not the flag Not the uniform Not the man in charge The Constitution Then they say And that I will obey the orders of the President of the United States And you stop right there Because it doesn’t end with a period It ends with According to regulations and the Uniform Code of Military Justice That’s the leash That’s the firewall See you’re not supposed to follow just any order You’re supposed to follow lawful ones Orders that honor the Constitution Orders that don’t target civilians silence the press or steal elections And when they cross that line You don’t salute it You refuse it They trained us for that They told us about My Lai About Nuremberg About the times when obedience became a crime They said if it feels wrong ask And if you still know it’s wrong Don’t do it So if you’re watching this all play out And you wonder if the soldiers would ever turn on their own people You need to know something They don’t have to They’re not supposed to They took an oath But not to a man Not to a party Not to a movement We took it to you To all of you To your right to vote To speak To protest To believe or not To live without boots on your neck And yeah some will forget Some already have But not all of us So if the day ever comes When the order hits the wire When someone says Shut it down Round them up End it all I’ll remember what I signed And who it was for The oath was never to him It was always to youmore