Name: Never Is Forever
Brand: Turbonegro

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Default:19

Supplier EU

Soulfood

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Black Vinyl

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Limited edition

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Format Music EU

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Extended format: No

Rough Trade Exclusive

Rough Trade Exclusive: No

Signed copies

Signed copies: No

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Download code: No

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Bonus disc: No

Release date

2020-03-27

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Catalogue number

INDIE 264LP

UPC / Barcode

7072805002360

White/Red Splatter Vinyl

INDIE264LPL

7072805004982

Reissue

2020-03-13

INDIE 264

7072805002353

Artist

Turbonegro

Label EU

Plastic head

Genre EU

Punk / Hardcore

Turbonegro is a Norwegian rock band that was formed in 1988. Known for their scandalous and controversial nature, the band has experienced multiple breakups, retirements, and changes in members over the years. They are also known by aliases such as Turboneger, TRBNGR, and Stierkampf.

One of Turbonegro's notable features is their dedicated fan club called Turbojugend. Fans proudly identify themselves by wearing denim jackets with the Turbojugend logo and name of their chapter stitched on the back.

The band has had three periods of activity: 1989-1998, 2002-2010, and 2011 to present. The current lineup consists of Happy-Tom (Thomas Seltzer) on bass since 1989, Euroboy (Knut Schreiner) on lead guitar since 1996, Rune Rebellion (Rune Grønn) on rhythm guitar from 1989-2007 and again from 2011 onwards, Tommy Manboy (Tommy Akerholdt) on drums since 2011, The Duke of Nothing (Anthony Madsen-Sylvester) on vocals since 2011, and Crown Prince Haakon-Marius (Haakon-Marius Pettersen) on keyboards since 2015.

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Another album in the series of re-releases of the classic Turbonegro albums on Indie Recordings. Never is Forever, was originally released in 1994 on Dog Job Records. Depression, drugs, sex, crime and transvestitism are all themes in this concept album by Norways finest! The album was constructed as a deliberate protest against the indie lo-fi scene that was at its height of popularity at the time. Turbonegro found the lo-fi ethos contrived and pretentious, and thus sat out to create a well-produced, radio-friendly album. They cite Blue Oyster Cult as a significant influence on the album, and it shows. It even opens with a short but bombastic keyboard-driven ballad.

Never Is Forever

Music EU