Jesus Chrüsler Supercar - Lücifer (New Full Album) The Swedish Death ’n’ Roll infernal machine Jesus Chrüsler Supercar continues to race at full throttle on the dusty asphalt of the Rock ’n’ Roll highway. Led by their axe-swinging frontman Robban Bergeskans, the Stockholm pack consisting of drum machine Nicke Forsberg and former Refused guitarist Pär Jaktholm has once again entrenched itself in the legendary Sunlight Studio, to record the furious successor of their ruthless album “35 Supersonic”. For the tough American tone it was banked on Brad Boatright from Audiosiege (Converge, C.O.C., Black Tusk) for the mastering. The result is a malicious, fierce album that merges its various musical influences from dirty Heavy Rock, Doom, Stoner and old school Death Metal into a unique diabolical brew.
The four musicians enter the new album “Lücifer” directly with the title track and the first single along with the music video, followed by the dirty uptempo rocker “Flesh ’n’ Bones” before it gets really heavy with “Never Sleep Again” and the Scandinavians really crack it with fat riffs. The “Boogeyman” calls to the circle pit and Jesus Chrüsler Supercar throw a groovy midtempo rammer out of the speakers with the coarse request “Suck On My Balls”. Just in time to launch “Out Of My Head”, a hell of a killer riff steamroller that finally blows your ears away and, at the same time, shakes your stomach with a fat bass sound. Robban’s direct singing burns itself into your head and at the latest with the killer groove in the middle you just want to kick off an angry wall of death!
The filthy fast Rock ’n’ Roll song “From Death To Dawn” introduces the last third with a John Carpenter like horror feeling. With the final song “Black Blood”, Jesus Chrüsler Supercar provide a huge surprise and show that they can also play diabolically inspired Retro Rock like The Devils Blood or Doom Metal á la Reverend Bizarre. In a world without Lemmy, Jesus Chrüsler Supercar are exactly what you need, wrote the British webzine AveNoctum.com. This quotation can be left uncommented, even if the Swedes incorporate significantly more facets into their increasingly complex sound. “Lücifer” reveals how Death ’n’ Roll has to sound like nowadays and is a must buy for fans of hard Heavy Rock, no matter if they like Entombed, Motörhead, High On Fire or Greenleaf! Jesus Chrüsler Supercar unite them all and yet are completely independent! A one-way ticket straight to hell!!!
