Swedish hardcore pioneers Refused have announced a definitive reissue of their 1994 debut album, This Just Might Be the Truth, arriving in 2025 as The Final Edition—and it’s packed with rare and essential material for fans old and new.
Originally released at a time when the band was still carving out their place in the global hardcore scene, This Just Might Be the Truth captured the raw intensity, political urgency, and punk defiance that would come to define Refused. Now, three decades later, this classic is being reissued as a deluxe double LP, featuring:
A fully remastered version of the original album Housed in a gatefold sleeve with never-before-seen photos from the era Liner notes written by David Sandström and Dennis Lyxzén, reflecting on the record’s legacy and creation.
A bonus LP featuring the complete November 6, 1993 demo session, including early versions of album tracks and cover songs from Inside Out, Sick of It All, Mötley Crüe, and Beastie Boys
This Just Might Be the Truth – The Final Edition is more than a reissue—it’s a document of a band in motion, just before they’d go on to reshape hardcore with The Shape of Punk to Come.
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