Back From Tremor
Formed in 1983, Batmobile has long been celebrated for their electrifying fusion of psychobilly swagger and rock 'n' roll rebellion. But when the world shut down, the trio didn’t slow down... they launched into the stratosphere. Their lockdown livestream show, broadcast from the fictional planet Tremor, became a cult hit among fans starved for Batmobile’s trademark madness.
Now, with Back From Tremor, the band makes their triumphant return to Earth — guitars blazing, amps buzzing, and stories to tell. The album is a raw, raucous, and ridiculously fun reminder that Batmobile remains a force to be reckoned with. From cosmic rhythms to earth-shaking riffs, this record is a sonic time warp from outer space to your speakers.
All the action packed songs were recorded and mixed by no-one less than Peter Pan Speedrock's frontman Peter van Elderden.
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Back From Tremor
Formed in 1983, Batmobile has long been celebrated for their electrifying fusion of psychobilly swagger and rock 'n' roll rebellion. But when the world shut down, the trio didn’t slow down... they launched into the stratosphere. Their lockdown livestream show, broadcast from the fictional planet Tremor, became a cult hit among fans starved for Batmobile’s trademark madness.
Now, with Back From Tremor, the band makes their triumphant return to Earth — guitars blazing, amps buzzing, and stories to tell. The album is a raw, raucous, and ridiculously fun reminder that Batmobile remains a force to be reckoned with. From cosmic rhythms to earth-shaking riffs, this record is a sonic time warp from outer space to your speakers.
All the action packed songs were recorded and mixed by no-one less than Peter Pan Speedrock's frontman Peter van Elderden.
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Formed in 1983, Batmobile has long been celebrated for their electrifying fusion of psychobilly swagger and rock 'n' roll rebellion. But when the world shut down, the trio didn’t slow down... they launched into the stratosphere. Their lockdown livestream show, broadcast from the fictional planet Tremor, became a cult hit among fans starved for Batmobile’s trademark madness.
Now, with Back From Tremor, the band makes their triumphant return to Earth — guitars blazing, amps buzzing, and stories to tell. The album is a raw, raucous, and ridiculously fun reminder that Batmobile remains a force to be reckoned with. From cosmic rhythms to earth-shaking riffs, this record is a sonic time warp from outer space to your speakers.
All the action packed songs were recorded and mixed by no-one less than Peter Pan Speedrock's frontman Peter van Elderden.
