Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
#gluecifer_official #steamhammer #hardrock #norway
At a time when the world’s inflationary desire for change seems to stop at nothing and no one, Gluecifer appear to be the proverbial solid rock. The Norwegian band, one of the most successful in their country, who immediately returned to their former strength after their reunion in spring 2018, continue to play their passionate melange of irresistible punk rock, traditional rock‘n’roll and dazzling glam elements just the way their fans want to hear it. The new studio album, ‘Same Drug New High’, the group’s first in more than twenty years, leaves no doubt that founding members Biff Malibu (vocals) and Captain Poon (guitar) plus long-standing bandmates Raldo Useless (guitar), Danny Young (drums), and Peter Larsson (bass) sound not only more mature and skilled, but also more versatile and determined than ever. ‘Same Drug New High’ is available on Steamhammer/SPV from 16 January 2026 on CD, LP and for digital download, a compelling statement in the shape of an uncompromising rock‘n’roll album that could hardly be more typical of Gluecifer.
The new recording will be supported by an extensive European tour in spring 2026 – scheduled to kick off in Sweden on the album’s release date – and take Gluecifer to Germany and Spain, among other countries. The tour will be backed by three lead singles (including videos): The relentless album opener ‘The Idiot’ proves that the musicians continue to speak their minds, while the blazing ‘Armadas’ and the programmatic ‘I’m Ready’ showcase the band’s unadulterated determination. Even before the arrival of ‘Same Drug New High’, Gluecifer are flexing their muscles, confirming their style with additional album tracks such as the wonderfully toxic and timeless ‘Pharmacity’, which brings to mind a mix of The Cult and the Rolling Stones, and ‘1996’, reminscent of the band’s early days. “Our fans want songs that kick ass. The days of stadium rock and big ballads are over; tough sounds are the order of the day.
Since they got together in 1994, Gluecifer have played hundreds of shows and released a total of five albums plus countless singles, EPs and compilations. After an extensive farewell tour, the band broke up in 2005, but Gluecifer have never been forgotten by their fans. As a result, their 2018 comeback not only met with huge acclaim, but was also celebrated by numerous concerts throughout Europe, including appearances at renowned festivals such as the Azkena Festival in Spain, Hellfest in France and Tons Of Rock in Norway. So it comes as no surprise that their extensive fan base started to clamour for new songs and another studio album almost immediately. Gluecifer have fulfilled that request at last with ‘Same Drug New High’, which was composed, produced and mixed in their hometown of Oslo.
Now their fans are eagerly anticipating the band’s return, after all Gluecifer have announced that their 2026 concert tour will not only feature their greatest hits and classics but also highlights from their latest album. Anyone lucky enough to have experienced one of the band’s shows, which are legendary for their sheer energy, knows what to expect: timeless, honest and handmade rock’n’roll that’s hard to beat in terms of its authenticity. For the five-piece band one thing’s for sure: “When a new album is finished, we have only one goal – to get out on stage!”
GLUECIFER LINEUP:
Biff Malibu — Vocals
Captain Poon — Guitar
Raldo Useless — Guitar
Danny Young — Drums
Peter Larsson — Bass
Website : gluecifer.net
Facebook : facebook.com/glueciferofficial
Instagram : instagram.com/glueciferofficial
YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UCAUF80hf3NyOKMSrNy9hj7A
#gluecifer_official #steamhammer #hardrock #norway
At a time when the world’s inflationary desire for change seems to stop at nothing and no one, Gluecifer appear to be the proverbial solid rock. The Norwegian band, one of the most successful in their country, who immediately returned to their former strength after their reunion in spring 2018, continue to play their passionate melange of irresistible punk rock, traditional rock‘n’roll and dazzling glam elements just the way their fans want to hear it. The new studio album, ‘Same Drug New High’, the group’s first in more than twenty years, leaves no doubt that founding members Biff Malibu (vocals) and Captain Poon (guitar) plus long-standing bandmates Raldo Useless (guitar), Danny Young (drums), and Peter Larsson (bass) sound not only more mature and skilled, but also more versatile and determined than ever. ‘Same Drug New High’ is available on Steamhammer/SPV from 16 January 2026 on CD, LP and for digital download, a compelling statement in the shape of an uncompromising rock‘n’roll album that could hardly be more typical of Gluecifer.
The new recording will be supported by an extensive European tour in spring 2026 – scheduled to kick off in Sweden on the album’s release date – and take Gluecifer to Germany and Spain, among other countries. The tour will be backed by three lead singles (including videos): The relentless album opener ‘The Idiot’ proves that the musicians continue to speak their minds, while the blazing ‘Armadas’ and the programmatic ‘I’m Ready’ showcase the band’s unadulterated determination. Even before the arrival of ‘Same Drug New High’, Gluecifer are flexing their muscles, confirming their style with additional album tracks such as the wonderfully toxic and timeless ‘Pharmacity’, which brings to mind a mix of The Cult and the Rolling Stones, and ‘1996’, reminscent of the band’s early days. “Our fans want songs that kick ass. The days of stadium rock and big ballads are over; tough sounds are the order of the day.
Since they got together in 1994, Gluecifer have played hundreds of shows and released a total of five albums plus countless singles, EPs and compilations. After an extensive farewell tour, the band broke up in 2005, but Gluecifer have never been forgotten by their fans. As a result, their 2018 comeback not only met with huge acclaim, but was also celebrated by numerous concerts throughout Europe, including appearances at renowned festivals such as the Azkena Festival in Spain, Hellfest in France and Tons Of Rock in Norway. So it comes as no surprise that their extensive fan base started to clamour for new songs and another studio album almost immediately. Gluecifer have fulfilled that request at last with ‘Same Drug New High’, which was composed, produced and mixed in their hometown of Oslo.
Now their fans are eagerly anticipating the band’s return, after all Gluecifer have announced that their 2026 concert tour will not only feature their greatest hits and classics but also highlights from their latest album. Anyone lucky enough to have experienced one of the band’s shows, which are legendary for their sheer energy, knows what to expect: timeless, honest and handmade rock’n’roll that’s hard to beat in terms of its authenticity. For the five-piece band one thing’s for sure: “When a new album is finished, we have only one goal – to get out on stage!”
GLUECIFER LINEUP:
Biff Malibu — Vocals
Captain Poon — Guitar
Raldo Useless — Guitar
Danny Young — Drums
Peter Larsson — Bass
Website : gluecifer.net
Facebook : facebook.com/glueciferofficial
Instagram : instagram.com/glueciferofficial
YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UCAUF80hf3NyOKMSrNy9hj7A



![Interview With Bob Saliba - A Hard Rock Phenomenon From France
#BobSaliba #hardrock #france
Bob Saliba is a guitarist, singer, songwriter, and producer who leads his self-titled band blending melodic power metal, hard rock, and progressive folk with Celtic, Hispanic, and Eastern influences. He is also a member of KingCrown, whose albums Wake Up Call (2022) and Nova Atlantis (2024) earned critical acclaim and major exposure across Europe.
As part of Galderia, he released two studio albums and a live record, amassing millions of streams. Saliba also stars as Aedan in the Aedansky space opera project, whose debut
album surpassed 100,000 Spotify streams within a month. Internationally, he has collaborated with Russian band Rubicon and Brazilian band Daemons Vault, alongside renowned drummer John Macaluso. His past projects include Stonecast, Debackliner, Bob Oliver Lee, Quiet Human, and Ninmah, covering a wide range of rock and metal genres.
Performing since 2008, he has opened for major acts like Therion and Blaze Bayley, and appeared at the Sonisphere Festival.
Testimony (December 12th, 2025]
Bob dedicate this album to his son, to his family for their invaluable support and love, to his friends for their unwavering loyalty, and to all the children and parents who have fallen victim to the cowardice, narcissism, and criminal Machiavellianism of another parent—who managed to manipulate a corrupt judicial system that sacrifices the best interests of children to a parricidal ideology. This has led to an organised form of injustice that tramples the most fundamental rights of a father and his child Interview With Bob Saliba - A Hard Rock Phenomenon From France](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/rGv50kp5tCg/mqdefault.jpg)






