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Morrigu releases new album “In Turbulence“

With eight strong and varied songs, the record is the implementation of the concept of a collaboration between Morrigu and multiple different artists


After 4 years of hard work, it's finally here. The new album is called “In Turbulence”. With eight strong and varied songs, the record is the implementation of the concept of a collaboration between Morrigu and multiple different artists. Musically, it is a cross section of all previous albums that the band has released. Morrigu’s music will appeal to fans of Amorphis, Dark Tranquility or Evergrey.


The band wanted the best quality for their music and work with real instruments, instead of sampling They asked musicians from all over the world to work with them. With Adrian Erlandsson (At The Gates, The Haunted) on drums, a big collaborator could be found. Together with the experience of Adrian and Jakob Herrmann, who engineered the recording in his Top Floor Studio, they got the drum sound that they had dreamed of. Another highlight is Elektra Amber. She has a world class voice and the band were so enthusiastic that they hired her for two songs. As with the last album, Jens Bogren was commissioned for the mastering.


Various artists were also hired for the album artwork, with Niklas Sundin drawing the phoenix on the front cover and the rest being a mix of art by Gustafo Sazes and Stefan Skjoedt. Morrigu has been in the metal scene for over twenty years. It wasn't always easy, because the metal scene in Switzerland is not as large as in other parts of the world.


For example, there are no labels and only few musicians and concert promoters. Nevertheless, the band never gave up, as they are in this with all their heart and soul. Every chance was seized, so they joined Pro-Pain on an european tour and organized tours themselves in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. In the international press, the band was able to get good reviews again and again. Everyone of the last three albums got reviews and mentions in many magazines such as Legacy, Rock Hard and Metal Hammer.


The band would like to perform live again as soon as possible, hoping that the Covid-19 situation can be dealt with in the near future.



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