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Band Website turboacs.com

Band Members Kevin Cole - Guitar & Vocals

Tim Lozada - Bass & Vocals

Kevin Prunty - Drums & Vocals

Jer Duckworth - Guitar & Vocals

Influences Ramones, Motorhead, AC/DC, Slayer, Misfits, ZZ Top, The Ventures, Devo, GBH, Deadbolt, Link Wray, Johnny
Cash, Zeke, Wesley Willis, Basically we support bands who have integrity and do their thing and not try to be everything
for everyone.

Record Label Gearhead / Bitzcore

Type of Label Indie



The Turbo A.C.'s "Avenue X"

The Turbo A.C.'s are back with the album that we all hoped they would finally release. This,

my friend, is driving music. Every time I hear this, I want to tell my boss to fuck off,

get in my '51 coupe, and drive through the Nevada desert. Now all I have to do is get a '51

coupe, live in Nevada, and have enough dinero to allow me to tell my boss to fuck off, and

I'll be set. This album doesn't purr. It roars.

On their fifth album, the Turbo's haven't changed their formula at all. You're still getting

the brand of punk rock, greased up, rockabillied rock and roll that they've had for years.

And I'm glad they haven't changed. Except for 2001's pretty dull "Fuel for Life," they've

consistently put out solid albums. "Avenue X" is just better. It rock harder. It rocks dirtier.

It just rocks more.

Don't expect any wimpy ballads here. When you put this album on, you get treated to 14 badass

songs in a row. On "C-YA" we're treated to the best riff that Dick Dale never wrote. "Fistful

of Fury" pays homage to Ennio Morricone's spaghetti western soundtracks. But this is no tribute

album. This is a band that wears its influences on their tattooed sleeves, and they ain't

ashamed to show them off.

I may not have a '51 coupe, and I may not live anywhere near Nevada, but a guy can daydream.

I already have the soundtrack. On second thought, maybe I will quit my job after all.





Forged in chrome, steel and iron and fueled by only the purest high-test gasoline, the International Rock N Roll Machine
known as the Turbo A.C.´s first spewed its charcoal black exhaust in 1996 with Damnation Overdrive (Blackout!
Records). Guitarist/Vocalist Kevin Cole, Bassist Michael Dolan and Drummer Kevin Prunty had crafted an excellent New
York Rock album full of originality and badass riffs that pointed the way to the future for this hardworking trio of
conquering warriors. After successfully grabbing the NY scene by the throat, the Turbo-machine set out to dominate the
rest of the US with a relentless tour schedule, and then promptly set sail for Europe ­ all on their own dime. The
band paid their dues learning the reality of what they were up against the hard way. They booked their own tours, toured
with no label support, even had to live in squats in Germany and Italy after bad deals with shady promoters and agents.
When most would have probably just quit, The A.C.´s laughed and developed the crest of the Skull and Monkeywrench as
their logo in defiance. In 1998, they returned to the studio and recorded Winner Take All (Cacophone Records). It was
this statement of manic Surf tremolo guitar driven by Motorhead speed and defiance that made the band some serious
contenders in the Rock N Roll ring. It got them a spot on the 1999 German Warped Tour and a solid touring schedule that
saw some desperate times for the band, including having to use duct tape to fix their totalled tour van in Europe, and
even cheating death after flipping their van in a Wyoming snowstorm. Acustom to the chaos by this point the A.C.´s
always took it in stride, wiped the blood off and made it to the next show. Inspired by the hardships of the past, The
Turbo A.C.´s brought Roger Miret (Agnostic Front) into the studio to produce their third album, Fuel For Life (Nitro
Records). A ferocious, teeth gnashing statement of perseverance, the band waved a sneering middle finger at the
oppressive hostilities of the Taliban by following the album with a successful tour with Flogging Molly in the aftermath
of 9/11. Finally starting to achieve the attention they deserved, the Turbos recorded their next album in Los Angeles
with Blag Dahlia of the Dwarves at the production helm, then returned home to the East Coast to mix with their former
manager Billy Milano of S.O.D..  

The result was Automatic (Gearhead/Bitzcore), a sonically solid collection of powerhouse Turbo tunes, which served to
finally bring the band into the European mainstream and yet another relentless tour schedule. Using the confidence of
experience to their advantage, The Turbo A.C.´s cut their fifth album, Avenue X, which they produced themselves. It
showed the band¹s songwriting maturing without losing the attitude and determination that had become the
Turbo-trademark. If anything, the fist of survival was now cast in iron. Still constantly touring and expanding, the
band even made it to the wild outback of Australia for the first time where Turbo-tattooed fans had been waiting years
for their arrival. Finally, the highway to Hell was cooling ­ or so they thought. In early 2006, Bassist Michael
Dolan turned in his skull-and- monkey-wrench badge and left the band. With too much experience behind them, the two
Kevins agreed to continue. They quickly enlisted long time friend Tim Lozada as the new Bassist and called in former
road crew member Jer Duckworth to expand the band´s sound as second Guitarist. With everything to gain and absolutely
nothing to lose, Turbo A.C.´s took to the studio once again and cut their most uncompromising collection of music to
date, Live To Win. Taking the their own motto to heart, the band is at their most pissed off and proud of it, while
taking advantage of the new lineup to survey the unexplored regions of vast Turbo-territory. No apologies; no faceless,
bland Punk Rock; no bullshit. This is Rock N Roll at its finest, and it´s time you all listened up.

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