Elektradrive • Melodic Hard Rock

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Whisperz, Vol. II

No Brakes

Canto VII

IGod

Live From Hell

We Fight

Song taken from the debut album of the band "Over the space" originally released in 1986, now reissued in the 30th Anniversary Edition for Escape Music.

Time Machine

Portrait of a Dying Heart

Lie to Me

Too Heavy to Fly

Paradox

The Water Diviner

A track from the album "Living 4" concerning environmental pollution and disasters caused by the men on Planet Earth...

Feed the ground

This is one of the most significant tracks of the album DUE, originally released in 1989 for Minotauro Records, and reissued with a remaster edition "DUE 24 Years Carat Gold" for Electromantic Music. The lyrics are concerned about the child abuse problem.

A Man That Got No Heart

Track nr. 8 from the 2012 Remaster Big City album, originally released in 1993.

Lucille

Elektradrive is a significant band in the history of Italian Hard Rock. Born in 1983 with the actual name, Elektradrive came back in 2009 back with a brand new album, after 25 years from their first release.

Elektradrive last album is “Living 4”, masterpiece that took the band three years of hard work for the writing and recording process. “Living 4” is a mature concept album of modern-classy-AOR with committed lyrics about environment, water scarcity and general concerns on the state of our planet.

Elektradrive debut single “Let it survive” was released on 1984 by Smoko Records. Immediately after Elektradrive were featured, in the same year on the compilation “HM Eruption” with the song “Lord of the rings”, and in the compilation “Metallo Italia” with “Winner” the year after. In 1985 the band produces a videoclip for “Winner”.
Elektradrive's debut full lenght album, “Over the space” in released in 1986 with Discotto Records followed by a three months national tour.

The most famous and widely appreciated LP by Elektradrive, “Due” sees the light in 1989 with Minotauro. “Due” receives an excellent feedback from the international press, including a rate of 5 K on Kerrang! Magazine. In the same year Elektradrive play with Manowar at Palasport Torino. An intensive international tour follows. In 1990 Elektradrive play some live shows in the USA.

Elektradrive's third LP is “Big City” and gets released by Dracma Records in 1993. “Big City” is reviewed by many as album of the month. In 1994 “Due” and “Big City” are distributed in Japan by EMI/Toshiba and in Europe by Long Island Records.
After almost ten years of silence, in 2004, Elektradrive start writing songs for a new album: “Living 4” is finally out in 2009 with Valery Records (original line-up). The album gain very rave reviews from all the critics.
After a long run of gigs all around Italy to support the new album, in April 2012 the third album "Big City" is out, again with Dracma Records, completely remastered with 2 bonus tracks. 

In December 2012, finally the second album DUE is out in a new edition called "24 Years Carat Gold", totally remastered, for the label Wholelottarock. 


Time Machine

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