Album Notes

They could have rocked you like Chuck Berry and Elvis in ’57, dominated the world with Rolling Stones in ’67, shocked your mom with the Sex Pistols in’77, seduced your girlfriend together with Guns ‘n’ Roses in ’87, or simply kicked your ass with Gluecifer and Hellacopters in ’97. In other words; the timing couldn’t have been any worse! In a time where the world still salutes British garage-bands in their fathers wedding-suits, Slömber themselves would probably have chosen to release their debut album several decades ago. Well, they’re too young for that, and besides; they couldn’t have cared any less!

The album “Dirty Drinks and One-Night Stands” is like a heatseeking missile containing the best from 50 years of rock ‘n’ roll-history. Scandinavia hasn’t seen anything like it since Turbonegro released their “Apocalypse Dudes” in 1997. This is an open invitation to crank the stereo up to 11, get some cold ones from the fridge, close your eyes and travel back to a time where the words “financial crisis” were just a white-collar joke.
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"It's been a while since a sleaze-rock band with twisty lyrics and superior musicanship released an album this solid."
(8/10) - Classic Rock Magazine (UK)

"Oh, so good! One of Norway's most promising rockbands." - Pyro, NRK P3 (N)

"One of the 25 best albums from 2009!" (4/5) - The Rockpit (AUS)

"Impressive in every way!" - Adresseavisen (N)

"A new star in the sky!" (5/6) - Heavyhardes.de (DE)

"Consistently well written. Manage to capture an almost timeless feel!"
(4/5) - Get Ready to Rock (UK)