Accelerator

Vinyl LP pressing. 1998's Accelerator captures Royal Trux - Neil Hagerty and Jennifer Herrema - at their most high-octane rock and roll direct. Garnering renewed critical acclaim it's primitive riffing proved highly influential and helped clear the ground for the turn of the century rock renaissance. A record that always sounded ahead of it's time as much as an historically accurate walk down memory lane, Accelerator is a truly remarkable sounding release. Hegarty explains how it's unique sound was created: "We played a record we liked through a spectrum analyzer and captured the EQ shape and then applied that to the finished track. For example "I'm Ready" ran through the Archie's "Sugar, Sugar" filter and so on." But all of this production would be nothing without 9-songs, each with pure exhilaration at it's core; huge riffs, pounding drum tracks, choruses that everyone is compelled to sing along with, and even odes to Steven Seagal; brains and brawn all in one package!