Chickenfoot's new single, "Big Foot", is available now - one day early - from the band's much anticipated album 'Chickenfoot III', the follow-up to the successful eponymous debut. "Big Foot" can now be purchased at this iTunes link.'Chickenfoot III', produced by Mike Fraser (AC/DC, Metallica), is set for general release on September 27th from eOne Music in North America and around the world by earMUSIC/Edel.
A much anticipated follow up album to the successful eponymous debut of a rock band packed with successful veterans - guitar hero Joe Satriani, drummer Chad Smith, former Van Halen bassist Michael Anthony and frontman Sammy Hagar - has garnered a bevy of buzz and rumors that the set has set straight.'Chickenfoot III' (not IV as previously implied), is set for general release on September 27th from eOne Music in North America and about the creation by earMUSIC/Edel in a special 3D designed package.
"I am really gallant of the new album," says lead singer Hagar."We're calling the album 'Chickenfoot III' because it's so good, the songs are so tight, it's like we jumped right past having to make a second record."He adds, "We've accomplished a real trust, Joe and I, we really bring out the better in one another, and that spreads to the whole band."
'Chickenfoot III' features 10 tracks with so many moments of epiphany that one can hardly take them all in on first listen.Colossal, stadium-shaking riffs abound on earth-movers such as "Alright, Alright," "Last Temptation," "Bigfoot," and "Lighten Up." Tradition meets innovation on the Nashville pop-tinged "Different Devil," the Delta-blues flavored "Something Going Wrong" and the aching rock ballad "Come Closer.""Come Closer" marks a dramatic device in that singer Hagar wrote the language first and guitarist Joe Satriani composed the medicine to become the lyrics.Elsewhere, Chickenfoot tackles issues such as mortality in "Up Next" and the world's economy in "Three and a Half Letters" on hard-as-nails cuts that sway the trunk while filling one's senses.A puzzle video with some music from the forthcoming single "Big Foot" can be viewed below.
Courtesy of www.sleazeroxx.com and www.chickenfoot.us
No comments:
Post a Comment