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Bad Magic is the 22nd and final studio album by the band Motörhead released on 28 August 2015, and is the fifth release under the UDR GmbH, Motörhead Music collaboration of the previous five years. Due to the death of founder Lemmy Kilmister four months after the album's release, the band disbanded after 40 years on the road. Surviving members Phil Campbell and Mikkey Dee stated to numerous media that the band was finished.

Motörhead ‎– Bad Magic. Label: Silver Lining Music ‎– SLM057P69. Format: Vinyl, LP, Album. Country: UK & Europe. Music By – Jagger-Richards (tracks: B6), Motörhead (tracks: A1 to B5). Other – Dixon Matthews. Other – Annika Kunert.

And this album, "Bad Magic", is the natural progression of that rock and roll base that got them this far. Simply put, it's phenomenal. Their 22nd effort is Bad Magic and it is Motörhead at their best. It’s a bombastic audio assault complete with the English wit of rock ‘n’ roll troubadour Kilmister. It’s hard to imagine a rock and metal scene without Lemmy Kilmister; he is to hard rock and metal music what Johnny Cash and Waylon Jennings were to country music. Yet, the two aforementioned passed on and the genre moved forward - but not for the better.

Take, for instance, Bad Magic, Motörhead’s 22nd studio album. Its release marks 40 years of Motörhead’s trademark biker brand of pure-blooded rock ‘n’ roll. Bad Magic is produced by Cameron Webb and features the Motörhead that we have known the longest, at just over 20 years, with Phil Campbell on guitar and Mikkey Dee on drums. It’s a Motörhead album through and through, and while it’s been said that once you’ve listened to one Motörhead record, you’ve listened to them all, there’s a reason why listeners return to the band’s records.

Album · 2015 · 13 Songs. After 22 Motörhead albums, it's safe to say that Lemmy Kilmister has seen it all. So it makes sense that he plays the titular role in a cover of "Sympathy For the Devil" with faithful accuracy. His inimitable whiskey-soaked growl takes no prisoners on opening salvo Victory Or Die, and is backed up by searing classic-rock riffs on Fire Storm Hotel. But it's on the ripping "Till the End" where he gets particularly real about his life as a metal icon, gruffly pledging, "All I know is who I am/I’ll never let you down. Never too punk for metalheads or too metal for punks, Motorhead’s genuine craving for excess has astoundingly pushed their survival rate through an impressive four decades. They have retained their stance as a power trio, each member a substantial contributor. On August 28, the band released Bad Magic, their 22nd album to date. After this long an existence, and despite myriad evolving tastes that have noticeably hindered the space for rock music, this album smashes the odds.