The Regenerators - Caffeine & Chrome (2013)



Artist: The Regenerators
Title Of Album: Caffeine & Chrome
Year Of Release: 2013
Label: Get Reddy Records
Genre: Rock, Hard Rock
Quality: Mp3
Bitrate: 320 kbps
Total Time: 38:20 Min
Total Size: 100 Mb

Tracklist:

1. Friday Night Lights Out
2. Inhuman
3. Caffeine and Chrome
4. Lady Luck
5. Into The Woods
6. Backseat Shakedown
7. Jetpack Heart Attack
8. Diary of Anne Frankenstein
9. Worthless One
10. Dynamite Girl
11. Gravity Crush
12. Zombie Blitzkreig

"Oh, you guys are.. party rock. You like people to drink beer and have fun
at your shows..", a wasted wannabe singer declared at the end of his
short but hilarious audition for the band. Thus was born The
Regenerators, a Saint Paul, MN all-star cast of rock 'n' rollers hell
bent on bringing out their brand of multi-generational shame based
music.
Guitarists Eric Berg (aka Slee-Z-E) and Brad Johnson (aka Dirty Dick) both being long time friends had been looking to form a band
with all the punch of metal and the fun of punk. Eric emerging from
sci-fi punk band Invasion Earth, with his supernatural bluesy solos and
Brad, fresh out of the legendary shock rock band Impaler, wielding his
Shreddy Krueger licks give birth to a fun frantic style all their own,
hooking the listener in to a world of booze, sex, jetpacks and
chainsaws. They found a drummer in their friend and fellow local legend
"Boy" Bill Covert, former Vile and Mondo Trasho bassist who put down the
four strings to deliver the meat and potatoes to the party. Former
guitarist for The Ominous, Tom Carlson (Tomtastic, Tombie) would wield
the heavy axe and bring forth thunderous bass riffs that climb and
explode, complimenting this ensemble cast and pissing off Brad because
he won't turn down. Having found the thunder they only needed the
lightning. Auditioning several singers (Lemmy was unable to participate
due to scheduling conflicts and we never actually met him so that's made
up) they chose former Pair of Sevens frontman and patriarchy advocate
Aaron Holland (Vinnie Volts/#Douche Bag) a crooner who wails his guts
out and flails about as it strapped to an electric chair.
The album, Caffeine and Chrome, holds within it all the raw dirty hunks of rock
that snag you by the short and curlies and drags you into the world of
actually having fun listening to music again. Songs like Into The Woods
(a love letter to The Evil Dead trilogy) holds all the punky angst you
could ever hope for while delivering the goods with quirky lyrics,
booming bass and drums and a solo that swallows your soul, while Friday
Night Lights Out takes an objective view at abusive relationships
between two violent lovers and the destructive cycle that locks these
people in. From Satan and The Rocketeer to break-ups and gambling this
is one of the last bands on Earth that isn't selling misery through
music but promoting revelry and joy to lovers of the genre.
When they ask you "Do You Wanna Take A Ride?" forget your seatbelt, throw
away your helmet, grab on tight, forget your friends are watching, and
headbang your way to musical Valhalla.

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