AC/DC: Power Up review – the last crank up to 11?

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AC/DC are once again taking the charts by storm.

Congratulations to legendary rockers AC/DC whose 18th studio album Power Up smashes in at Number 1 on the Official Albums Chart with the biggest first-week tally of 2020 so far.

Guns N’ Roses guitarist Slash has praised AC/DC for creating a “great fucking record” after the rock icons returned with ‘Power Up’.Speaking to Consequence Of Sound, Slash praised the band after they defied personal tragedy – including the death of founding guitarist Malcolm Young – to deliver their 17th studio album.“The tragedy of losing Malcolm [Young, AC/DC’s founding rhythm guitarist]… the fact that Angus [Young] and company would survive that and keep it going, in the spirit of probably what Malcolm would have done, was great,” Slash explained.“I just love those guys because as far as rock ‘n’ roll is concerned, they just are driven.”Hailing the band’s latest album specifically, he added: “Then, on top of it, they make such a great

For more than 45 years, AC/DC have delivered enormous choruses, raucous riffs and thrilling guitar solos; always sticking to the same mantra of sex, drinking and rock n' roll. 

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AC/DC is still plugging away with a new LP, “Power Up,” out Friday.The secret to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame band’s staying power is hardly rocket science, though.“It’s the honesty of the band, it’s the honesty of the music,” lead singer Brian Johnson, 73, told The Post over a Zoom call from Sarasota, Florida. “It hasn’t gotten a hidden agenda — it’s pure rock and roll.”Lead guitarist and co-founder Angus Young — who joined the Zoom call from Sydney, Australia — added that the key to AC/DC’s longevity has been the group remaining true to itself since forming in 1973.“From the beginning, our main musical style always was guitar-based rock,” said Young, 65.

AC/DC have teased that they have more than enough new material in their archives to record another album after ‘Power Up’.The Australian hard rock icons will release their 17th album this week, which features an array of ideas from their late co-founder Malcolm Young – who passed away in 2017 after a battle with dementia.But in a new interview with NME, frontman Brian Johnson explained that the expansive backlog of ideas means that more records could follow in the near future.“Most of ‘Power Up’ came from ideas before [2008 album] ‘Black Ice’, when Malcolm and Angus would sit together for five days a week and run through ideas,” Johnson explained.“Malcolm was meticulous, he’d write down everything and when exactly they’d done it; categorise