Poland's TURBO To Release New Album In The Fall

August 9, 2013

Veteran Polish metallers TURBO will release a brand new studio album this autumn. The as-yet-untitled follow-up to 2009's "Straznik Swiatla" will contain "solid heavy metal without any unnecessary intricacies," according to a press release.

Comments guitarist Wojciech Hoffmann: "We do not want to concentrate on novelties as we can see during our gigs that the fans expect us to play older tracks, they do not like changes. We also feel very comfortable playing the music of our youth. That's why we plan to stick to classic heavy metal."

He adds: "We want to record the album in one go — we enter the studio at the same time, record all instruments at the same time, and then we make any necessary corrections, add guitar solos and vocals. Perhaps we will manage to record the core of the album in just one day! We start rehearsing tomorrow and we plan to work till we die! We want the music to be full of all our emotions, and this is possible when a band plays together, at the same time — this good vibe is missing when an album is recorded separately by the musicians."

TURBO is:

Wojciech Hoffmann - Guitar
Bogusz Rutkiewicz - Bass
Mariusz Bobkowski - Drums
Tomasz Struszczyk - Vocals
Dominik Jokiel - Rhythm Guitar

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