Thundermother Releases Live Album 'Live’n’Alive' via Napalm Records
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Swedish rock band Thundermother has released their live album Live’n’Alive, recorded entirely without backing tracks, overdubs, or re-recorded instruments.

The 19-track album, released on July 10 via Napalm Records, captures the band’s full live energy from their 2025 European headline tour and features their complete 2025 setlist.

Founded in 2009 by guitarist Filippa Nässil, Thundermother is renowned for their electrifying rock anthems and extensive touring, including support for the legendary Scorpions and performances at major festivals such as Wacken Open Air.

The band’s 2025 album Dirty & Divine, released with the new lineup of Filippa Nässil, Linnéa Vikström Egg, Majsan Lindberg, and Joan Massing, reached the top three on the Official German Rock/Metal Charts.

Filippa Nässil emphasized the authenticity of Live’n’Alive in a statement: "It’s all live.

We use no backing tracks like almost every band does today.

We have made no overdubs or re-recording of instruments.

It’s ALL live and rock’n’roll.

Me on guitar, Majsan Lindberg on bass, Joan Massing on drums, and Linnéa Vikström on lead vox and rhythm guitars on some songs.

Song order is not compromised, it’s our setlist of 2025, through and through.

Hell yeah, this is how it’s done." Live’n’Alive is available in multiple physical formats: a 2-LP splattered orange/black fire edition (with vinyl booklet), a CD + T-shirt bundle, a 2-LP solid yellow edition, and a digipak CD.

All are available exclusively through Napalm Records mailorder, with limited quantities.

Track listings include: "Can You Feel It," "Loud And Free," "The Road Is Ours," "So Close," "Bright Eyes," "Take The Power," "Dead Or Alive," "I Don’t Know You," "Sleep," "I Left My License In The Future," "Dog From Hell," "Can’t Put Out The Fire," "Whatever," "Shoot To Kill," "Try With Love," "Thunderous," "Hellevator," "Speaking Of The Devil," and "Driving In Style," all recorded in venues across Germany, Sweden, and Denmark."