Negative charge is the brand new album by The Quakes, their 8th studio recording and one of the psychobilly main events of the 2009 year.

Published on March, 9th, the album sound is a trip through the different ages of The Quakes, from their early hardcore mixture of psychobilly with punk, to the 80's neo-billy and all the stuff they recorded in between.

All songs were recorded from August 2008 to January 2009, produced by N. Ole Pauli and Paul himself, mixed and mastered by Pauli and Byron Filson at Villain Recording Studios in Phoenix, Arizona.

The final result is a nice production that sometimes sends you back to the first record by the band.

Paul, on guitar and vocals, is flanked by the current Quakes line up, Kenny Hill on slap bass and Juan Carlos on drums.

Besides, there are some guest musicians, noticeably on "Straight to Valhalla", with Jeff Roffredo on Bass and James Meza on drums, both from Tiger Army.

The album, that comes as a digipack with a pull out booklet including the lyrics and liner notes, is available right now on The Quakes web site, and it is being shipped to iTunes store and all usual distributors of psychobilly music.