Unlucky For Some
10th November 2009
Unlucky For Some is the fourth studio album from Blak Tornado. This album features tracks that range from pop-punk anthems, like 'Getting Over You', to classical and new wave influenced orchestrations and synth riff symphonies, such as 'Substiture' and 'Red Letter Day'. If you're a fan of Muse, Placebo or Franz Ferdinand, this is an album for you.
An Unnecessary Biography
9th November 2007
An Unnecessary Biography is the third album from Blak Tornado, and the first album released both on CD and through download. Taking inspiration from artists like Green Day, The Offspring and My Chemical Romance, this album delivers a combination of catchy Pop-Punk tracks such as 'Why Don't You See?', mixed in with more emotional, darker songs like 'Eating Myself Alive' and 'My Country'.
Weather Report
September 2005
Weather Report is Blak Tornado's second album. In many ways, Weather Report is the lopsided gateway from '11 to 12 in one easy step' to 'An Unnecessary Biography'. On the one hand you have strong, emotional songs such as 'This Song', and on the other we see jokey songs such as '43'. An interesting one.
11 to 12 in on easy step
November 2004
11 to 12 in one easy step is Blak Tornado's first album. Although it wasn't taken too seriously at the time, this album was the stepping stone that spawned everything you see here on the site, and everything you'll see from it in the future.
General Annoyingnessance [7" Vinyl]
AA: Invincible
When Blak Tornado's second album 'Weather Report' was released in 2005, a limited run of vinyl singles was released too. These 7" vinyls featured two tracks from the album, 'General Annoyingnessance' and 'Invincible', both of which were remastered specially for the single. A number of copies were also given to local record shops and an article was written by the local paper. Many copies still remain, but a number are probably forgotten in a pile somewhere, never to be discovered by man again.
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