Book Synopsis In the follow-up to his Judas Priest: Decade of Domination book, which looked at the bands career from inception through the Defenders of the Faith album of 1984, Martin Popoff now tackles the bands incendiary hair metal years through to the triumphant return to form of 2018s Firepower. In between, Popoff tackles the live albums, Glenn Tiptons solo excursion, Fight, Two and Halford... all that good stuff that resulted from the Metal Gods split with the band before his celebrated return to the throne. Turbo, Ram It Down, Painkiller, Jugulator, Demolition, Angel of Retribution, Nostradamus, Redeemer of Souls, Firepower... this is the story of nine records all quite different from each other, and all the details and tales in between. What results is the story of more than thirty years of Priest history, including the making of 1990s Painkiller, a record considered by a younger generation of Priest fans to be the greatest slammin collection of metal anthems the band ever concocted and rocked. Judas Priest: Turbo til Now includes extensive colour commentary from Popoffs many chats over the decades with those who were there, including Rob Halford, Glenn Tipton, K.K. Downing, Ian Hill, Scott Travis, Ripper Owens and Richie Faulkner, along with producers Tom Allom, Chris Tsangarides and Roy Z. The result is the most in-depth examination of Judas Priests late 80s to present-day output ever attempted.