At some point in a band’s career, time seems to stretch out and its members no longer want to rush things. That’s what seems to be happening to Tesla, thirty years after they first introduced their high-class bluesy hard rock to the world. Tesla want to take their time, manage things themselves and as they please, go on tour when the sun is shining and not for too long. Tesla also want to do things simply, genuinely, in a world that relies more and more on the complexity of technology. That’s precisely the basis of this new album, Simplicity, released six years after Forever More. Gone are the modern impulses of the later and of the much acclaimed Into The Now; the music is now back to “the bare minimum”, as vocalist Jeff Keith puts it.
In the following interview, Keith talks about the spirit that was driving the band during the making of this new album, and about his solo career in country music, which he only started up last year. We also got some intel about the band’s past and an explanation regarding the tomato story…






























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