Death's "For the Whole World to See" was a revelation of early punk music from the mid-70s that didn't see release until 2009. Since then, the music and the story of the Hackney brothers, three African-American brothers from Detroit who formed the group as teenagers, has sold nearly 100,000 records in the US, while spawning a documentary and a new life for the two surviving Hackney brothers. "The 4th Movement", self-released by the group in 1980, after moving to Burlington VT and changing their name, is the true sequel to Death's then-unreleased album - channeling both the punk-inflected rock and the introspective spirituality that began with Death - but this time in praise of Jesus! 1. Revelation's Eve 2. Always At Your Door 3. The Christ In You 4. Seeking the Life That's to Be 5. The Bulid Up 6. You'll Never Go Wrong 7. He Even Reigns Today 8. Don't You Think Your Life Is Worth It? 9. Life Without End 10. Key to Paradise 11. Love and Music 12. Jesus (Please Come)