1. Reasons Why
2. Slowly, Suddenly
3. Grassroots
4. Red & Black
5. Solidarity (Remix)
6. All Out
7. No Compromise
8. Midnight Expropriations
9. Everyday Struggles
10. A World Transformed
11. Bakunin's Dictum
12. Lessons From The Levellers
13. Imperfect (But Alive And Trying)

This was another of my more political albums, written at a time when I was getting heavily involved with activism - though not yet with an anarchist group. The title came from some 17th century Leveller pamphlet that said something along the lines of: "...though our enemies accuse us of designs of anarchy and community..." As soon as I read that I just thought "Hell yes! Guilty as charged!"

I was pretty happy with this record - maybe some of the vocals could do with compressing, the guitars are a little sloppy and the mix could use more polish, but I think the songs are decent and it all comes together in a coherent way.