English version. Limited digipack with one bonus acoustictrack

Hard to believe Polish heavy metal act Turbo have now beenaround for 34 years…yes, you read that right, and their 2014 albumThe Fifth Element now marks just about a dozen releases in thattime span. Plagued by line-up changes throughout their career,Turbo has now had a stable roster since 2009, ironically when newvocalist Tomasz Struszczyk joined the band. Here on The FifthElement Turbo continue on with their polished heavy metal style, alittle short on originality but containing all the elements thatany headbanger will enjoy. The title track is a fist pumping anthemwith plenty of chugging riffs, catchy melodies, and poundingrhythms, while Taste of Forever, Smash the Wall, Handful of Sand,and This War Machine mix memorable hooks with six stringpyrotechnics, Struszczyk´s vocals soaring over the top in finefashion. Look out for the sizzling instrumental Amalgam, whichshows their musical dexterity, and the gorgeous Blues Measured bythe Clock Ticking starts off as a tender ballad before morphinginto a blistering power metal thumper. Turbo are a band that wouldcertainly appeal to any fan of Accept, Judas Priest, Iron Maiden,and Saxon with their blend of melodic, classic metal sounds. Lessthrash oriented than some of their earlier releases, The FifthElement is pretty catchy and certainly heavy enough, and well wortha listen.

Track listing:
1. Think and Fight
2. Taste of Forever
3. Heart on the Pyre
4. The Fifth Element
5. Smash the Wall
6. Handful of Sand
7. Relentless
8. Amalgam
9. Light up the Night
10. This War Machine
11. Blues Measured by the Clock Ticking
12. Smash the Wall-acoustic

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Condition cd:mint

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