After releasing several demos in 2001 and 2002, they recorded a split-EP with local Swedish band Firestone in 2003. In 2005 they released their debut album Gravity X on both MeteorCity Records and Fuzzorama Records. Their follow-up album, Phi, was released in 2007 by Poison Tree Records in the U.S. and on the Fuzzorama label elsewhere. Their latest album, V, was released on September 30, 2016.
Their sound has been described as classic desert rock, similar to bands like Dozer, Fu Manchu (with whom they have toured), and Kyuss. They have been featured on the MTV Sweden show "Fuzz"
The film Truckfighters by Joerg Steineck and Christian Maciejewski portrays the band's life. It was released in December 2011 and features interviews with Josh Homme of Queens of the Stone Age. The film provides an ironic, entertaining view of the three "ordinary" guys who transform into Fuzz Monsters onstage.
Current Line Up
* Ozo (Oskar Cedermalm) - vocals and bass
* Dango (Niklas Källgren) - guitar
* Enzo (Axel Larsson) - drums
Discography
Albums: Gravity X (2005)Phi (2007)Mania (2009)Universe (2014)V (2016)
EPs: Desert Cruiser EP (2001)Truckfighters vs. Firestone (2003)Truckfighters do Square (2004)Hidden Treasures of Fuzz (2011)The Chairman EP (2013)
Last Curfew
Truckfighters Lyrics
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A series of bomb blasts rip through the stay,
leaving mark wave of sound.
It was bound to happen someday.
But why should it be the innocents
that failed to get away.
No one will claim the responsibility.
proves the cross itself.
Clues of freedom and justice for its own.
And where is the sense in killing the poor.
We can share and don't.
Some people claim that
it's the government.
It really doesn't matter to me.
It's a crime, you see.
But who will win if there's no one left.
Like who will stop this fire?
With the last curfew now,
we don't even need to go walk out there.
We will be killed
if we dare to
step out there.
The accusation is simply that we were right.
I think you'll see it, time to strike the tide.
And when the firstborn laughs unto her face,
her life won't be the same again.
With the last curfew now,
we don't even need to go walk out there.
We will be killed
if we dare to
step out there.
The lyrics of Truckfighters’s song Last Curfew explore the devastating aftermath of a bomb explosion in which innocent people have lost their lives. The singer laments the fact that it is always the innocent who suffer in such situations, while those responsible often escape without taking any responsibility. The government is suggested as a potential culprit, but ultimately, the singer feels that the cause of the explosion is irrelevant - what matters is that atrocities like this should never happen again.
The concept of curfew is also explored in the song, with the last curfew now in place. This signifies a time of great danger, where those who step outside are likely to be killed. The sense of danger and oppression is palpable, and the overall tone of the lyrics is one of hopelessness and despair.
Line by Line Meaning
Lost in time and there's no one else around.
Feeling isolated and alone in a difficult situation.
A series of bomb blasts rip through the stay, leaving mark wave of sound.
A violent attack has occurred, causing destruction and chaos.
It was bound to happen someday.
The attack was inevitable due to the circumstances.
But why should it be the innocents that failed to get away.
Questioning why innocent people were impacted by the attack.
No one will claim the responsibility.
The perpetrators of the attack have not come forward, leaving uncertainty and fear.
Since reaching bail on the liberation, proves the cross itself.
The release of suspects from custody only adds to the confusion and chaos of the situation.
Clues of freedom and justice for its own.
Hints of a desire for freedom and justice among the people affected by the attack.
And where is the sense in killing the poor. We can share and don't.
Questioning the logic behind attacking the most vulnerable members of society and advocating for sharing and cooperation instead of violence.
Some people claim that it's the government. It really doesn't matter to me.
The artist acknowledges that some believe the government is responsible for the attack, but they personally do not have a stake in that argument.
It's a crime, you see. But who will win if there's no one left. Like who will stop this fire?
Acknowledging the severity of the crime, but realizing that the ultimate outcome of the violence is the loss of life and destruction for all involved.
With the last curfew now, we don't even need to go walk out there. We will be killed if we dare to step out there.
The imposition of a curfew means that it is unsafe to leave one's home, as the risk of being targeted by the attackers is too great.
The accusation is simply that we were right. I think you'll see it, time to strike the tide.
The artist believes that the attack was a result of standing up for what is right, and now is the time to act and fight back against the violence.
And when the firstborn laughs unto her face, her life won't be the same again.
The attack will have a lasting impact on those affected by it, changing their lives forever.
Contributed by Lincoln Y. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
Rumps Mcgumps
very very underrated one of my favorites.
James Texx
Just close your eyes and feel the music... just feel.
PLOTNY SOUND RECORDS
Masterpiece
Jacob Martino
this song rocks my face off
TheDucatiFighter
just epic
Deives Cavalcante
That is a fucking great song!
Xristos pilamda
fukin' dope
Tobias Hoyden
I too like when a band can evolve into better musicianship...but I also like it when that same band can still punch me in the face musically...sucked when Tool went soft, sucks that these guys are too
Koufax
So u didn't like fear innocullum?
Lickitypitz
no