STEAMGENERATOR from the cold steel forge of Wolfsburg are musically at home in the vast universe of Doom, with the musicians feeling most comfortable in the company of genre greats such as Trouble, Black Sabbath, and Cathedral.

Marcus Milbrandt (guitar) and Christian Steffenhagen (drums) first appeared together in various regional bands in the early 1990s. The German group has now found the perfect partner in metalloscope music to optimize the powerful Steamgenerator for a significantly higher performance level and thus present their music to a wider audience.

To mark their debut, the new label will release “Hopeless Romantic” on March 25, including the remastered songs from “Black As Coal” as a bonus and with revised cover artwork. Promising material for the next album is already in the works.

FFO: Black Sabbath, Count Raven, Trouble

Label: metalloscope music
⫸ Streaming

TRACKS
“Hopeless Romantic“
01. Untertage 05:43
📺 02. Age Of Transmission 06:24
03. Electric Temple 07:06
04. 1000 Flowers 05:05
05. Locomotive Rust 06:06
06. Solitude Traveller 05:38
07. Zuse 04:21

“Black As Coal”
08. Kali Yuga 04:34
09. Black As Coal 06:48
10. Cosmic Trigger 05:05
11. Whisky Ritual 04:19
12. Through Stargates 07:50

(Remastered songs from both albums)

total: 01:08:59 min.

🎥 🎬 ⚙️ metalloscope music

STEAMGENERATOR say about the background:

“It’s not the age of perfection, but the age of transmission! The song from the upcoming album ‘Hopeless Romantic’ that comes closest to classic Doom.
All of the band’s musical influences come together here. Here they reveal their roots and the reasons why STEAMGENERATOR was originally formed. Trouble, Cathedral, and Black Sabbath are the godfathers.
The song is an apocalyptic view of a technocratic, profit-oriented society with no regard for the individual. Start the Plutonium Mega Generator!”

LINE-UP
Cesare Piseddu • Vocals
Marcus Milbrandt • Guitars
Oliver Korsten • Keyboards
Tobias Gloge • Bass
Christian Steffenhagen • Drums

More info: https://www.facebook.com/Steamgenerator.Wolfsburg