martes, 13 de octubre de 2026

TURBO RELEASE "LISTEN... SHUT UP!"

 


PRESS RELEASE:

Fueled by speed, swagger, and enough greasy energy to leave tire marks across the heavy music underground, Halifax's self-described "Nitro-Rock" maniacs Turbo are set to release their third full-length album, "Listen... Shut Up!", on October 23, 2026.

​Ahead of the release, the band is now streaming the album's latest single, "Formula One," a high-octane speed metal ripper that perfectly captures the hard-driving spirit at the heart of the new record. The album follows the band's acclaimed previous releases "Fast as Fvck" (2020) and "Broke and Ugly" (2024), further cementing Turbo's reputation for relentless songwriting, explosive live performances, and unapologetically loud rock and roll.

​​"We like our music hard, fast, and raw, and that's the kind of experience we're trying to give other people. We want to give people the same kind of punch-in-the-gut, 'this rollercoaster is more than a bit too fast' feeling that we crave," says Evan Frizzle (lead vocalist and lead guitarist).

As one of the record's most adrenaline-fueled offerings, "Formula One" charges forward with blazing riffs, hook-laden guitar work, and relentless momentum.

​​"It's another speedy locomotive of a track with great guitar work and a bunch of ear hooks. The middle train-beat comedown section might be one of my favorite parts on the whole album," says Frizzle.

​Lyrically, the track draws directly from Frizzle's turbulent past and real-life run-ins with the law, continuing the band's commitment to brutally honest storytelling and lived experience.


Listen to "Formula One" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sronecf6Dh0​

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On "Listen... Shut Up!," Turbo takes listeners beyond the reckless highs of its earlier releases and into the fallout that follows. Still fueled by fist-pumping anthems, razor-sharp riffs, and the band's trademark swagger, the album explores the hard-earned lessons, scars, and consequences of a life lived at full speed.

Across eight explosive tracks, "Listen... Shut Up!" captures every facet of Turbo's unmistakable Nitro-Rock sound. From the breakneck intensity of "Kamikaze" and the self-reflective edge of "Don't Know Me" to the darker themes of "Deathwish Labyrinth," the album balances raw aggression with brutally honest storytelling. Tracks like "Slut Island" and "Best Wishes" deliver attitude, chaos, and infectious energy, while "Tell Your Daughter" and "Black Wings of Revenge" showcase a more nuanced side of the band's songwriting. Closing with the adrenaline-charged "Formula One," the album leaves listeners in a cloud of smoke, speed, and unforgettable hooks.

​​"Our first album, Fast as Fvck, felt like it was all about living in squalor, while Broke and Ugly had this invincible feeling like the party was never going to die. We're kind of thinking about this album as the hangover from all that. It's still hard, fast, heavy, and packed full of fun, still undeniably classic Turbo, but it feels more mature and refined in a lot of regards. We're incredibly proud of it," adds Frizzle.

Since forming in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Turbo has operated with a singular mission: create music that pushes harder, plays louder, and aims higher than anything they had previously experienced in their respective projects.

​​"The members of Turbo were already in heavy-hitting bands in Halifax's scene, but felt like their respective bands weren't living the lifestyle and pushing their music quite to the magnitude we desired. So we quickly quilted together a project under the banner of that desire, a plan to take over the world, and wanted to create a sound to match that drive," adds Frizzle. "

​That vision has evolved into a distinctive sound influenced by Motörhead, W.A.S.P., Judas Priest, Pantera, and Kill Cheerleader, blending speed metal, NWOBHM, sleaze rock, punk, and glam metal into what the band proudly calls Nitro-Rock.

​​"Everything is for the good of the song. If it doesn't work, it's scrapped. We have no personal stake or ego when we write. The songs are 100% a collaborative effort," commented Frizzle.

​​Turbo's reputation has grown through relentless touring and a live show that balances rock-and-roll spectacle with genuine authenticity. They walk the line between being a very down-to-earth group and being an absolute spectacle in how they present themselves, giving fans a fair dose of flash while still coming off as real people. Expect them to be wasted, twisted, nasty, and greasy. Just the way they like it as they head off to Europe for the first time in October for the "Canadian Invasion Tour" with Monteith (dates listed below).

For fans of Motörhead, Judas Priest, W.A.S.P., Pantera, Kill Cheerleader, speed metal, sleaze rock, NWOBHM, and high-octane rock and roll, "Listen... Shut Up!" will be available on all digital platforms on October 23, 2026.


Album pre-save - https://turboasfvck.bandcamp.com/​


Canadian Invasion Euro Tour - Turbo w/ Monteith​

22.10 - Hradec, CZ — AC Klub

23.10 - Bratislava, SK — Koncerty na Garážach (cancelled)

24.10 - Louny, CZ — Sféra Louny

25.10 - Bohuslavice, CZ — NOISE Bar

26.10 - Košice, SK — Collosseum Klub

27.10 - Budapest, HU — S8 Underground

28.10 - Krakow, PL — SNY

29.10 - Prague, CZ — Klub FAMU

30.10 - Nuremberg, DE — Blackbox

31.10 - Hamburg, DE — Stellwerk



Track Listing:​

1. Kamikaze - 3:53

2. Don't Know Me - 3:16

3. Deathwish Labyrinth - 3:42

4. Slut Island - 4:11

5. Best Wishes - 3:07

6. Tell Your Daughter - 3:49

7. Black Wings of Revenge - 4:14

8. Formula One - 4.33

Album Length: 29:50


Lineup:​

Evan Frizzle: Vox, Lead & Rhythm Guitar

Lindsey Dicks: Lead & Rhythm Guitar, Back Up Vocals

Donovan Saulnier: Bass, Backing Vocals

Sylvian Coderre: Drums


For more info:

​https://www.facebook.com/TURBOFAF​

​https://www.instagram.com/turboasfvck/​

URNA RELEASE "THE GREAT JIHAD"

 


PRESS RELEASE:

Italian esoteric extreme metal act URNA now present their new album "The Great Jihad" in full through an exclusive premiere hosted by Invisible Oranges, ahead of its October 16, 2026 release via ATMF.

Thirteen years after "Mors Principium Est", the band return with a darker and more volatile blend of funeral doom and black metal, enriched by vast, otherworldly melodies and occult atmospheres. The six-track album marks a new chapter for URNA, while continuing the spiritual and esoteric exploration that has defined their music since the early 2000s.


Stream "The Great Jihad" at THIS LOCATION.


More poisonous and tense than its predecessors, "The Great Jihad" retains the crushing atmosphere and funeral doom connection that have long defined URNA, while pushing their faster passages towards a harsher, more abrasive form of black metal. Amid the weight and aggression, vast, sideral melodies emerge from the darkness, adding a solemn dimension to an album steeped in occult and esoteric atmospheres. The result is a work that feels both familiar and renewed, balancing oppressive density with moments of stark, otherworldly beauty.

For the first time, URNA present an album with lyrics entirely in English. With the exception of their 2003 debut "Justa Funebria", originally performed in Italian, the band's releases have traditionally employed Latin. The conceptual framework once again expands RM's personal spiritual journey through Hermetism, approaching the notion of duality from an esoteric perspective and exploring its many manifestations.

"The Great Jihad" also introduces new collaborators to the lineup, with Sibilans (Anamnesi, Simulacro) on drums and T (Sangue Nero) on bass. The album was recorded through multiple sessions between 2014 and 2025, across Italy and the United Kingdom, before being mixed and mastered at MZ's 322 Studio in early 2026. The artwork was created by Francesco Gemelli.


Tracklist:

Creator

01. First of Three

02. Second of Three

03. Third of Three


Created

04. The Great Jihad

05. Dream Death, Towards Rebirth

06. Four Levels of Infinite Splendour


Active in the extreme metal underground for more than two decades, URNA emerged in 2003 with "Justa Funebria" before attracting the attention of ATMF, which released "Sepulcrum" as its first label release. Their sound soon expanded from abrasive black metal into funeral doom, electronics and increasingly esoteric atmospheres. "Iter ad Lucem" (2009) and "Mors Principium Est" (2013) further developed this uncompromising vision, with the latter closing a cycle that had begun with their debut.

Early demos for "The Great Jihad" were already taking shape after "Mors Principium Est", but the project subsequently entered a prolonged hiatus. Recording resumed years later before the pandemic forced another interruption. In 2025, URNA finally completed the album, bringing a journey that began more than a decade ago to its intended conclusion.

Much has changed since 2003. URNA have not.


Preorder:

https://tornfromthegrave.com/collections/metal-odyssey-pre-order-now/products/urna-the-great-jihad-cd-pre-order


Line-up:

MZ – Guitars, Synths

RM – Vocals

Sibilans - Drums

T – Bass


URNA

https://urna.bandcamp.com/


ATMF

https://atmf.net/

https://atmfsssdtp.bandcamp.com/

https://www.facebook.com/aeternitas.tenebrarum

https://www.instagram.com/atmf.official/