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Motorhead's New Album Hits The Charts Across Europe
10/29/2013
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(hennemusic) Motorhead's new album, "Aftershock", has debuted on the album charts across Europe prior to its North American release on Tuesday. They made top 10 debuts in three countries.

The band's 21st album debuted in the top 10 in Germany (#5), Finland (#5), and Austria (#7). The album also landed on the charts in Belgium (#61) and Holland (#64).

The project was recorded at NRG Studios in North Hollywood with longtime producer Cameron Webb. Motorhead will launch a fall tour in support of "Aftershock" starting November 7 in Zurich, Switzerland. Check out video here.

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