There could hardly be a better symbol of Monchengladbach rock act Motorjesus ambitions than the cover of their latest album, Wheels Of Purgatory: the Son of God with a fag in the corner of his mouth, riding a black Pontiac V8, bolting straight from hell on his way to new adventures. "We preach rocknroll," vocalist Chris Howling Birx explains, delivering this solemn statement with wink, just like the albums inspired artwork isnt to be taken entirely seriously. That this obvious sense of humour also includes verve and fun, wildness and spiritedness, but first and foremost a lot of energy and a talent for haunting compositions becomes as obvious on this masterpiece as it did on the heavy rock albums Dirty Pounding Gasoline (2004, released under the name of The Shitheadz), which was celebrated by the press and extremely popular with the metal community, and Deathrider (2006), both of them earning the band countless live appearances: from youth clubs to concert venues, alongside heroes great and small, from Motorhead to Anthrax, from Volbeat to Misfits, from Prong to Hatesphere, from President Evil to A.O.K. And now theres their latest album, Wheels of Purgatory - Motorjesus are really letting it rip again! Motorjesus have recorded a total of 13 powerful rock songs plus a cover version of the Neil Young classic, Old Man, Wheels Of Purgatorys atmospheric finale. As already mentioned above: this biblical purgatory puts the heat not only on the Pontiac-driving Jesus, but also stands for the inner fervour of the latest Motorjesus album. Wheels Of Purgatory - a heavenly heavy rock album, and at the same time a veritable ride to hell and back!