Inferno

'Inferno' is acclaimed Australian singer-songwriter Robert Forster's first solo album in 4 years - his second album over the last eleven years. Forster only makes records when he feels he has the songs - on 'Inferno' he has 9 he totally believes in. They range from the exhilarating top ten pop of 'Inferno (Brisbane In Summer),' the beach shack groove of 'Life Has Turned a Page,' via 'Remain's 1977 New York strut, to finish in a way that this concise, brilliant, drama and wit filled album only can - on the big build epic 'One Bird In The Sky'. 'Inferno' was made in Berlin in 2018, during the hottest German summer in decades. Noted producer/engineer Victor Van Vugt (Beth Orton 'Trailor Park,' P J Harvey 'Stories of the City, Stories from the Sea'), recorded the album; the first time he and Forster had worked together since Van Vugt engineered Forster's debut solo album classic 'Danger In The Past' in Berlin in 1990.