01. Don't Hold Your Breath
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02. Million to One
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03. Always Changing
04. Right This Minute
05. No-one There to Entertain You
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06. Another Stupid Way to Die
07. Things Turned on Reverse
08. Wanna Fight?
09. Not Funny Anymore
10. A Million Typing Monkeys
11. One Hour to Change My Life
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This is the third Mummypowder album, released on 23rd April, 2004. It was recorded in Karillo Studio, Porvoo, in June 2003, and features Heikki Tikka on drums, Aleksi Mänttäri on bass, Johan Turbanov on lead guitar, and Janne Lehtinen on vocals and guitar. It was produced by Nick Triani, who also produced the first Mummypowder album, 'The Heavyweight Champions', in 1998 after moving to Finland.

All the songs on this album were actually written before - some long before - the second album, 'V. Strange', was released in May 2003, but due to the nature of the tracks - this is a full-blown band album recorded in a commercial studio with a producer, string players and other bells and whistles - they weren't recorded until June 2003.

The album was mastered at Cutting Room in December 2003 by Björn Engelmann, who's also responsible for many chart-topping successes, including Rammstein, Cardigans, Kent and A-Camp.

This album emphasizes the fact that each Mummypowder album is an individual listening experience. Besides everything else, it is a real tour-de-force for Janne Lehtinen as a songwriter. Its unashamedly plain, powerful sounds serve to take nothing away from the delightfully melodic compositions, yet make a statement of their own against some of today's easily-dated, cold, over-produced, complicated-sounding records.

The band, Heikki Tikka, Aleksi Mänttäri and Johan Turbanov, make Mummypowder sound tighter than ever on this album, luckily without sounding muso at all. Ninni Poijärvi plays violin, Lotta Poijärvi plays viola, Riikka Lampinen plays cello, and Hannu Salminen plays trombone. The album also features Riitta Supperi singing backing vocals on 'Wanna Fight?' and Rocky the dog doing his on 'Things Turned on Reverse', on which you might also hear the producer Nick speaking, as well as Heikki playing two simultaneous drumtracks. (Look out for that live - it's truly amazing!) Oh yes, and continuing the tradition of including songs originally written for weddings look out for 'Right This Minute'.

Some people proclaimed that 'Consternation! Uproar!' would be their album of the year 2004 - and that was right after they first heard the mastered version in December 2003...