Active since 1996, Sense of Justice has stayed true-hearted to old-school hardcore throughout their existence and is dead set to continue the future journey the same way. Always passionate about the scene and dedicated to their fans, the Austrian crew churns out high-powered performances in studios and gigs, and their penchant for fast-paced destruction is clearly apparent on the four full-lengths (including the new Young At Heart album). Sense of Justice maintained a constant lineup for over two decades till the departure of the founding member Wello, who had to quit the group in 2020 due to medical issues. Stefan Kerschbaumer, who replaced Wello on guitars, eventually proved himself a worthy substitute, upholding an ideal spirit and bringing new ideas. His inclusion is also one of the reasons behind recording a new album after a break of 16 long years. As the title hints, the new record, Young At Heart, is a sworn statement of SOJs vigor as a relentless bulldozer and endurance as a group. The Lower Austria dynamite shows no sign of abating their strength on this album. They rather aspired to reach the next level, evolving as a band. Pumping with fiery riffs while expressing personal feelings, the songs on the album attest that SOJ is still young at heart and cruising after all these years.