In a recent interview on Full Metal Jackie’s radio show, Accept guitarist Wolf Hoffmann reflected on two of the band’s most personally rewarding album cycles:(heavyfmetal.com)
- Balls to the Wall (1983): This album marked Accept’s breakthrough into the international scene. It was their first release under a global deal with Sony, leading to extensive touring in the United States and significantly expanding their fanbase beyond Europe.(heavyfmetal.com)
- Blood of the Nations (2010): After a hiatus, Accept reformed with new vocalist Mark Tornillo. The success of this album, especially given the challenges of introducing a new lead singer, revitalized the band’s career and introduced them to a new generation of fans.(therockpit.net, heavyfmetal.com)
Hoffmann also discussed the band’s latest album, Humanoid, which delves into themes of artificial intelligence and its impact on society. He highlighted tracks like “Frankenstein” and “Straight Up Jack” as notable examples of the band’s evolving sound.(heavyfmetal.com)
For more insights from Hoffmann, you can read the full interview here: (heavyfmetal.com).
