Detalles de "Simplicity" lo nuevo de TESLAFrontiers Records pondrá a la venta "Simplicity" el nuevo disco de Tesla el 6 de Junio.
"Simplicity" fue mezclado por el legendario productor Michael Wagener (Skid Row, Ozzy Osbourne, Metallica, Dokken, Accept, Mötley Crüe, White Lion, Extreme, Poison, Megadeth, Overkill, Testament).
01. MP3
02. Ricochet
03. Rise And Fall
04. So Divine...
05. Cross My Heart
06. Honestly
07. Flip Side!
08. Other Than Me
09. Break Of Dawn
10. Burnout To Fade
11. Life Is A River
12. Sympathy
13. Time Bomb
14. 'Til That Day
15. Burnout To Fade (writing demo version)
Jeff Keith: Voz
Frank Hannon: Guitarras, Voz, Piano, Bajo
Brian Wheat: Bajo, Voz, Piano
Troy Luccketta: Batería y Percusión
Dave Rude: Guitarras, Voz, Bajo
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Frontiers Records is excited to announce the release of TESLA brand new studio album entitled "Simplicity" on June 6th in Europe.
The Sacramento Rockers are back with 14 new songs offering a ride of energy that doesn't come easy for a band of rookies much less a band whose been doing this for over 20 years. “Simplicity” is TESLA’s seventh all original studio album which follows a 6-years creative break from the release of the previous album “Forever More”.
After a string of shows in the USA in 2013, the band went back into the studio in early 2014 and came out with a new album, which goes straight back to the TESLA roots. The band worked and produced it as they did with “Into the Now”, their successful come-back album from 2004. Helped by the legendary Tom Zutaut who was the man behind the best TESLA albums, this new album rocks from start to finish, showing a variety of emotions where each song has its own twist--not sounding like another.
The first new song off the new album "Taste My Pain", was released last summer digitally via iTunes and Amazon. The track was recorded during a two-day (June 5-6, 2013) session at J Street Recorders in Sacramento. The new song is, according to the band, "A heavier song with a hard-driving beat and TESLA trademark blazing guitars."
http://www.frontiers.it/news/10714/