MoTORhead Introduces Three Demos From Bomber Album

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JAKARTA - The heavy metal band from England, M\"orhead introduced a new release in the form of extended play (EP) with the title Bomber: The Demos.

In accordance with its title, this EP is a form of celebration of 45 years since the release of the 1979 album 'Bonber'.

Through this EP, Moyotorhead presented three demonstrations that had never been played to the public before, namely for the songs "Dead Men Tell No Tales", "Lawman", and "Alligator".

The three works are good insights for fans, where a song can evolve to become very popular with listeners.

Meanwhile, the EP Bomber: The Demos was released in the form of a limited edition 10-inch blue vinyl, along with a special birthday knick-knack bundle. This package can be owned exclusively at the official M\"orhead store.

For information, 'Bomber' is M\"orhead's third studio album, which contains ten tracks. This album successfully reached 12th in the UK charts.

The success of the 'Bomber' and the songs in it, makes M\"orhead a definitive heavy metal band, and affects other bands afterwards.

In its cultivation, M\"orhead was strengthened by Lemmy (vocals, bass), Eddie's "Fast" (guitar), and Philthy Animal (drums).

Meanwhile, Philthy died in November 2015 of liver failure. Then, Lemmy died of cancer a month later.

Meanwhile, Eddie 'Fast' died in January 2018, after battling pneumonia.

The three personnel jointly released five albums, namely 'Mötorhead' in 1977, "Overkill" and "Bomber" in 1979, "Ace Of Spades" in 1980, and "Iron force" in 1982.