TURBONEGRO: Entire 'Retox' Album Available For Streaming

June 8, 2007

Norwegian rockers TURBONEGRO have made their new album, "Retox", available for streaming in its entirety on the band's MySpace page.

According to the band "Retox" is "hard, heavy, hilarious, terrifying, offensive, dumb-ass, thought-provoking and plain genocidal all at once. It IS rock. Total rock. Total Turbo. A record which, to borrow a lyric from its riotous lead single, 'Do You Do You Dig Destruction', will hit you like 'brass-knuckles and a 2-by-4.' It is the sound," they add, "of cold steel slashing through hot leather," a sound which comes in part courtesy of John Agnello, producer of THE HOLD STEADY's "Boys and Girls in America" album, who mixed "Retox" with the band in New York.

Each of the 12 songs that made the cut rank amongst TURBO's hottest to date. Opening with the gleefully nihilistic "We're Gonna Drop The Atom Bomb", "Retox" is jam-packed with outsider anthems. Witness the baldie loser "Stuck Googling for Wigs" and the moving tribute to the obese that is "Everybody Loves a Chubby Dude".

"Retox" will be released on the following dates:

Jun. 11 - Norway - Scandinavian Leather Records
Jun. 13 - Sweden - Playground Music
Jun. 15 - Rest of Europe (excl. UK) - Edel
Jun. 23 - Australia - Shock Records
Jul. 09 - UK - Cooking Vinyl
Aug. 14 - USA - Cooking Vinyl USA

"Retox" track listing:

01. We're Gonna Drop the Atom Bomb
02. Welcome to the Garbage Dump
03. Hell Toupée
04. Stroke the Shaft
05. No, I'm Alpha Male
06. Do You Do You Dig Destruction
07. I Wanna Come
08. You Must Bleed/All Night Long
09. Hot and Filthy
10. Boys From Nowhere
11. Everybody Loves a Chubby Dude
12. What Is Rock?!

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