2020 studio album by AC/DC
Power Up
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Released
| 13 November 2020
(
2020-11-13
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Recorded
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- August ? September 2018
- 2019
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Studio
| The Warehouse
(Vancouver)
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Genre
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Length
| 41
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03
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Label
| Columbia
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Producer
| Brendan O'Brien
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- "
Shot in the Dark
"
Released: 7 October 2020
- "Realize"
Released: 11 November 2020
- "Demon Fire"
Released: 9 December 2020
- "Witch's Spell"
Released: 9 June 2021
- "Through the Mists of Time"
Released: 11 June 2021
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Power Up
(shortened as
PWR/UP
) is the seventeenth studio album by Australian
rock
band
AC/DC
, released on 13 November 2020 through
Columbia Records
.
Power Up
marks the return of vocalist
Brian Johnson
, drummer
Phil Rudd
and bassist
Cliff Williams
, all of whom left AC/DC before, during, and after the
supporting tour
for their previous album
Rock or Bust
(2014). This is also the band's first album since the death of co-founder and rhythm guitarist
Malcolm Young
in 2017 and it serves as a tribute to him, according to his brother
Angus
; Malcolm received posthumous songwriting credits for all of the album's songs, as they were never-before released tracks written by both brothers.
Power Up
was generally well received by
music critics
and reached number one in 21 countries. The album was nominated for the
Best Rock Album
on the
64th Annual Grammy Awards
, but lost to
Foo Fighters
'
Medicine at Midnight
(2021). To support
Power Up
, the band are undertaking the
Power Up Tour
, starting in May 2024, with drummer
Matt Laug
and bass guitarist
Chris Chaney
as touring members.
Background and recording
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Following the 2014 album
Rock or Bust
, the group embarked on a seventeen-month world tour. Prior to the tour, drummer
Phil Rudd
was charged with attempting to procure murder, threatening to kill, and possession of
methamphetamine
and
cannabis
. For the tour, Rudd was replaced by
Chris Slade
, who had also previously played with AC/DC on their 1990 album
The Razors Edge
, several years after Rudd first left the band.
[1]
By 2016, lead singer
Brian Johnson
had started to suffer hearing loss, causing the final ten dates of the
Rock or Bust
tour to be rescheduled.
[2]
Ultimately, he was replaced with
Guns N' Roses
vocalist
Axl Rose
for the remaining dates.
[3]
On 8 July 2016, bassist
Cliff Williams
announced that he would be retiring from the band once the tour was finished, citing health issues as reasons for retiring, and calling AC/DC a "changed animal".
[4]
This record is pretty much a dedication to Malcolm, my brother. It's a tribute for him like
Back in Black
was a tribute to
Bon Scott
.
? Angus Young, on
Power Up
[5]
In 2018, rumours began circulating that AC/DC were working on their seventeenth studio album, with Johnson, Rudd, and Williams having returned to the group. Johnson, Rudd, Angus Young and Stevie Young were photographed in August 2018 at
Warehouse Studio
, a recording studio in
Vancouver
,
British Columbia
,
Canada
owned by fellow musician
Bryan Adams
, suggesting the band were working where they had recorded their three previous albums.
[6]
[7]
[8]
The rumours were later confirmed as the truth, with the album having been recorded there over a six-week period in August and September 2018 with producer
Brendan O'Brien
, who also oversaw 2008's
Black Ice
and 2014's
Rock or Bust
,
[9]
with some tweaking having followed in Los Angeles in 2019.
[5]
[10]
Every track is credited to Angus and Malcolm Young as Angus had raided the AC/DC vault of unreleased songs to record the album.
[5]
Critics described the album's sound as
hard rock
,
[11]
rock and roll
, and
blues metal
.
[12]
Release and promotion
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After a series of cryptic teases reading
PWR/UP
on the band's website, the album's title was revealed to be
Power Up
on 7 October 2020.
[13]
The album was released on 13 November 2020.
[14]
In its first week of release, it was projected to place either first or second on the
Billboard
200
all-format albums chart, and to top the US and UK album sales chart.
[15]
[16]
[17]
Prior to the album release, the music audio for the band's first single, "
Shot in the Dark
", was released on 7 October 2020.
[18]
A
music video
for the song was released on 26 October 2020.
[19]
The song topped the
Billboard
Mainstream Rock Songs
chart for two weeks starting in November 2020.
[20]
A 53-second short clip of a second song, "Demon Fire", was debuted ahead of the album's release on 30 October 2020 as well;
[21]
[22]
and was released once again on 8 December 2020.
[23]
On 7 December 2020, it was announced that the music video for "Demon Fire" would have its world premiere release on 9 December 2020 as the third single from the album.
[24]
Two days prior to the album release, the music audio for the album's second single, "Realize", was released on 11 November 2020.
[22]
[25]
A music video for the song was also released via YouTube on 13 January 2021.
[26]
A music video for the song "Witch's Spell" was published on YouTube on 9 June 2021.
[27]
It was also released as a single the same day.
[28]
On 11 June 2021, the song "Through the Mists of Time" was released as a
twelve-inch single
, with "Witch's Spell" as the
B-side
as a part of
Record Store Day
.
[29]
A music video for the song was published on YouTube on 30 September 2021.
[30]
Tour
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The band began a concert tour on 17 May 2024 to promote
Power Up
with former
Jane's Addiction
bassist
Chris Chaney
replacing Williams and former
Slash's Snakepit
drummer
Matt Laug
replacing Rudd. So far the band have played two songs from the album live, “Shot In The Dark”, and “Demon Fire”.
[31]
Critical reception
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At
Metacritic
, which assigns a
normalised
rating out of 100 to reviews from professional publications, the release received an
average
score of 79, based on 19 reviews, indicating "Generally favourable reviews".
[33]
Aggregator
AnyDecentMusic?
gave the album a 7.2 out of 10, based on their assessment of the critical consensus.
[32]
AllMusic
review by
Stephen Thomas Erlewine
stated, "Good times have always been a crucial part of the band, but there's a depth of feeling to the levity on
Power Up
, as if the band decided that the best way to pay respect to what they've lost is by focusing on what they still have. They don't dwell upon the past, they barrel forward with a set of turbocharged blues and high-octane rock that doesn't merely sound good, it feels nourishing."
[34]
Daniel Sylvester of
Exclaim!
noted, "The fact that AC/DC came together to create something as satisfying as
Power Up
when the cards were down is a complete miracle upon itself, and AC/DC seem more than ready to celebrate."
[37]
Kitty Empire
of
The Guardian
gave the album three stars out of five, stating, "If deja vu is a familiar sensation with AC/DC, few outfits have managed to eke so much variety out of so few constituent parts as these stalwarts of reductio ad absurdum. For the undiminished certainties AC/DC provide in the face of adversity, it's hard not to salute them."
[38]
Nick Ruskell of
Kerrang!
observed, "AC/DC have made an album that, even for them, is a high-voltage celebration of life, the best of times, and the absolutely indomitable, boundless power of a couple of chords and a four-four beat. In a time where getting together with your mates and partying and getting the beers in and shagging and living it up is all but illegal, as a reminder of just how powerful and timeless the very idea of these wonderful things are, AC/DC have never felt more necessary or vital."
[40]
Accolades
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At the
2021 ARIA Music Awards
, the album was nominated for
Best Rock Album
and the band were nominated for
Best Group
.
[44]
At the
2021 iHeartRadio Music Awards
, the album won Rock Album of the Year. The single "Shot in the Dark" was nominated for Rock Song of the Year, but lost to
Foo Fighters
' "
Shame Shame
".
[45]
For the
64th Grammy Awards
, the album was nominated for
Best Rock Album
, and "Shot In The Dark" was nominated for
Best Rock Performance
and
Best Music Video
.
[46]
The album won the 2020
Metal Storm
award for Best Hard Rock Album. It was also nominated for Biggest Surprise, but lost to Lucid Planet's
Lucid Planet II
.
[47]
Commercial performance
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In Australia,
Power Up
debuted at number one on the
ARIA Charts
and, in the process, AC/DC became the first act to have an Australian number one album in five consecutive decades (1980s to 2020s).
[50]
The album registered 21,535 sales in its first week outselling the rest of the top 15 combined.
[51]
As of 12 December, it has spent four weeks at number one, becoming the equal longest number 1 album in Australia in 2020.
[52]
In the United States,
Power Up
debuted at number one on the
Billboard
200
chart, with 117,000
album-equivalent units
(including 111,000 pure sales) in its opening week.
[53]
It became the band's third album to reach number one on the chart, following
For Those About to Rock We Salute You
(1981) and
Black Ice
(2008).
[53]
Additionally, the album's tracks accumulated a total 7.8 million on-demand streams in the week ending 28 November.
[53]
The album debuted at number one on the
UK Albums Chart
on 13 November 2020 with 62,000 chart sales, displacing
Kylie Minogue
's
Disco
as biggest opening week release of 2020 so far.
[54]
In Germany, it debuted at number one, selling almost 160,000 copies, the best start of the year.
[55]
It stayed at number one for a total of five non-consecutive weeks, and became the best selling album of 2020.
[56]
Worldwide, it was the sixth best selling album of 2020 with 1.37 million copies sold.
[57]
Track listing
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All tracks are written by
Angus Young
and
Malcolm Young
.
[5]
Side one
Title
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1.
| "Realize"
| 3:37
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2.
| "Rejection"
| 4:06
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3.
| "
Shot in the Dark
"
| 3:06
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4.
| "Through the Mists of Time"
| 3:32
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5.
| "Kick You When You're Down"
| 3:10
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6.
| "Witch's Spell"
| 3:42
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Side two
Title
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7.
| "Demon Fire"
| 3:30
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8.
| "Wild Reputation"
| 2:54
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9.
| "No Man's Land"
| 3:39
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10.
| "Systems Down"
| 3:12
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11.
| "Money Shot"
| 3:05
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12.
| "Code Red"
| 3:31
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Total length:
| 41:03
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Personnel
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Credits adapted from the album's liner notes.
[58]
AC/DC
Production
- Angus Young ?
writing
- Malcolm Young
? writing
- Mike Fraser
?
engineering
,
mixing
- Brendan O'Brien
?
production
, mixing
- Ryan Smith ?
mastering
- Billy Bowers ? additional engineering
- Zach Blackstone ? engineering assistance
- Dominick Civiero ? engineering assistance
- Richard Jones ? equipment technician
- Trace Foster ? equipment technician
- Simon Murton ? equipment technician
- Alvin Handwerker (Prager Metic Cpas, LLC) ? management
- Josh Cheuse ? creative direction and photography, art direction and design
- Michelle Holme ? art direction and design
- Ben Ib
? cover art
Charts
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Weekly charts
[
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Year-end charts
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Certifications and sales
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