Inferno is Motörhead's seventeenth studio album, released on 22 June 2004, the same day in the US. It came out on Steamhammer, the band's label for the eighth time, and was their second record to appear in North America and certain other territories through Sanctuary Records and its subsidiary Metal-Is.

It sits in the middle of the band's long run of studio albums, after Hammered in 2002 and ahead of Kiss of Death in 2006. For anyone tracing the group's story beyond the late-seventies and early-eighties classics, it is a good place to hear the traditional heavy metal sound they were still making in the new century.

Inferno: tracklist, credits and charts

12 tracks · 48:32

Tracklist

  1. Disc 1
  2. 1Terminal ShowCampbell, Dee, Kilmister3:45
  3. 2KillersCampbell, Dee, Kilmister4:14
  4. 3In the Name of TragedyCampbell, Dee, Kilmister3:04
  5. 4SuicideCampbell, Dee, Kilmister5:08
  6. 5Life’s a BitchCampbell, Dee, Kilmister4:13
  7. 6Down on MeCampbell, Dee, Kilmister4:12
  8. Disc 2
  9. 1In the BlackCampbell, Dee, Kilmister4:32
  10. 2FightCampbell, Dee, Kilmister3:43
  11. 3In the Year of the WolfCampbell, Dee, Kilmister4:18
  12. 4Keys to the KingdomCampbell, Dee, Kilmister4:46
  13. 5Smiling Like a KillerCampbell, Dee, Kilmister2:45
  14. 6Whorehouse BluesCampbell, Dee, Kilmister3:53
Produced by
Cameron Webb
Recorded at
Maple Sound Studios, NRG Recording Studios, Paramount Recording Studios, NRG Studios, Paramount Recording Studios, Los Angeles and Maple Sound Studios, Santa Ana, California
Recorded
2004
Mixed by
Cameron Webb
Mixed at
Paramount Recording Studios
Engineered by
Sergio Chavez, Bob Koszela, Chris Rakestraw, Cameron Webb
Label
Steamhammer
Length
48:32

Line-up

  • Phil Campbell · electric guitar, acoustic guitar
  • Mikkey Dee · drums (drum set)
  • Lemmy Kilmister · electric bass guitar, lead vocals, harmonica, acoustic guitar
  • Steve Vai · electric guitar · guest
  • Curtis Mathewson · strings · guest

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
UK Albums Chart · 200495
UK Rock & Metal Albums · 20047
German Albums · 200410
Finnish Albums · 200417
Swedish Albums · 200434
Swiss Albums · 200436
Austrian Albums · 200444
French Albums · 200458
Belgian Albums (Flanders) · 200474
Scottish Albums · 200484

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Releases and pressings

How we know the release date wikipedia + wikidata; also seen: 2004-06-21 (musicbrainz)
SourceDateNote
MusicBrainz21 June 2004
Wikipedia infobox22 June 2004
Wikidata22 June 2004
US release22 June 2004earliest US date
10 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
2004DESteamhammer0693723697413other
2004DESteamhammer693723697420other
21 June 2004DESteamhammer693723010120original
21 June 2004XW—4050538460520original
22 June 2004USSanctuary Records060768524125other
21 July 2004JPVictor4988002463299other
2005DESteamhammer693723016528deluxe
21 December 2018XWSanctuary Recordsother
2019XEBMG4050538457063other
17 February 2023XEBMG4050538826104other
Cover art sources

itunes · native: native 3000x3000

SourceSizeVerdict
itunes ✓3000×3000native: native 3000x3000
deezer1200×1200upscaled
fanarttv1000×1000upscaled
coverartarchive475×475upscaled