Covering Our Tracks Satan Takes A Holiday

• 1 Gettin' Away with Murder 02:29
• 2 State Trooper 03:41
• 3 Good Ones 03:02
• 4 I Can’t Stop Thinking About It 03:09
• 5 You're the One That I Want 04:31
• 6 Rumble! (2026) 02:35
• 7 Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World 03:16
• 8 Say No To Women 01:47
• 9 Bang 02:30
• 10 Dream Baby Dream 04:24
• Total Runtime 31:24

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As the title suggests, Covering Our Tracks: Part 1 collects reinterpretations of classic songs from different eras and genres, all filtered through the band’s raw energy, garage-rock grit, and punk swagger. The EP showcases the band’s evolving creative process while honoring the music that helped shape their sound.

The EP opens with Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World, a high-voltage cover of the Ramones classic, reimagined as a punk duet with longtime friend Rockenrollex. A staple of the band’s live show for years, this studio recording injects fresh aggression and melodic bite into one of punk’s most irreverent anthems.

“Ramones’ bold and tongue-in-cheek portrayal of a young German boy longing for love, approval, and belonging remains both courageous and disarmingly timely today. We’ve had this song in our setlists for a couple of years now, but for the studio recording we wanted to give it something special — so we brought in our friend, the Sekt’s own Rockenrollex, to turn it into a punk rock duet.”

Collected alongside the opening track are the three singles released across 2025 — each a reinterpretation of a well-known or cult favorite, now given the band’s visceral garage-punk touch:

Gettin’ Away With Murder feat. Nicke Andersson — a cover of the Australian glam-rock track by Baby Grande. In this version, Nicke Andersson (noted for his work with The Hellacopters, Imperial State Electric, Entombed and more) delivers a fiery guest guitar solo that elevates the song into high-octane rock territory.

Covering Our Tracks: Part 1 is more than a collection of covers — it’s an intentional snapshot of an album unfolding in real time. By revisiting foundational songs from across decades and reshaping them with sweat, stance, and spirit, Satan Takes A Holiday embrace the lineage of rock music while charting their own creative path heading into 2026.

Satan Takes A Holiday are one of Sweden’s most dynamic rock acts, blending classic rock’n’roll, garage rock, punk attitude and modern edge into a sound that’s at once familiar and fiercely their own. With multiple albums and extensive touring across Europe, the band has earned a reputation for energetic live shows and fearless reinterpretations. With years of touring experience across Europe, they’ve shared stages with acts such as KISS, The Sonics, Mustasch, Juliette Lewis, Backyard Babies, and Imperial State Electric, earning a reputation as a must-see live act that grips audiences with raw energy and infectious groove.

The band’s singles have attracted attention across major platforms and media — including support from BBC 6 Music (featuring Iggy Pop) as well as regular rotation on Sweden’s P3 and Bandit Rock, and critical praise from Classic Rock, Louder Sound, and Rock Hard.

Rather than treating rock history as untouchable, the band approaches it as raw material — something to honor, test, and make personal. Covering Our Tracks: Part 1 continues this tradition, weaving collaboration and reinvention into a multi-chapter album project that unfolds throughout 2026.

Satan Takes A Holiday

Satan Takes A Holiday
Addictive, straightforward, tough, ironic and dead serious. All at once.

Satan Takes A Holiday grabs you by the neck and doesn't let go until you shake your butt to the point of beverage spill. With their mix of rock’n'roll, 60’s garage, 70’s groove and a healthy dose of pop - but always with a punk sensibility Satan Takes A Holiday will make you move, and then move some more.

With countless singles on radio playlists, songs featured in TV shows like DC’s Gotham and Netflix’s Lucifer - and playing shows and touring with the likes of Kiss, the Sonics, Mustasch, Juliette Lewis, Backyard Babies and Imperial State Electric - Satan Takes A Holiday is now firmly held as one of the best live acts in Sweden, a fixture at festivals and venues around Europe and a phenomenon few have missed.

The tradition of covering the songs of contemporary fellow artists as well as your heroes and the legends of the music history goes far back and was something Satan Takes A Holiday adapted early on - with three ending up on the self-titled debut in 2009. With only a few more released since then the band is making up for lost time in 2025.

COVERING OUR TRACKS, the band’s latest project will culminate by the end of the year as the group's seventh full length album. Produced by longtime creative partner Alexander Idfalk the album, consisting of ten cover versions of wide ranging source material, will be kicked off the release of their take on the 1978 musical number You’re the One That I Want on June 13. As surprising and seminal as ever.

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