Mark Boals has spent over four decades working with some of hard rock’s biggest names. From his two stints with Yngwie Malmsteen to Ring of […]
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Cole Allen has released a hard-charging new single, “Runnin’ Outta Love,” marking a return to a full-band rock sound following his solo acoustic release, The Other Side.
Written by Allen, “Runnin’ Outta Love” features Allen on guitar and vocals alongside Craig Williams on bass and backing vocals and Paul Peterson on drums and backing vocals.
“After my solo acoustic release (The Other Side) from a couple years ago, my band was anxious to get back in the studio,” said Allen. “Runnin’ Outta Love was an opportunity for us to crank up the amps and get back to rockin’ as a full band. The sessions inspired us to cut some other new songs we’re excited to release later this fall!”
The single was recorded at TreeSpeak Recording Studio and was mixed and engineered by Xander Moser. Bruce Templeton handled mastering at Microphonic Mastering.
“Runnin’ Outta Love” also serves as a preview of more new material from Allen and his band.
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Somewhere out there is a Billy Strings fan with very bad intentions and very good aim. On Thursday night, the folk/bluegrass phenom played the first of three shows at Fishers Event Center in Fishers, Indiana. In the middle of his set, someone threw an unknown object from the crowd and beaned Strings right in the head. The artist was in the middle of his crowd patter between songs, and he didn’t get injured or busted open or anything. But Strings was clearly and visibly pissed. Here’s what he told the crowd:
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As of a few months ago, Neil Young was mastering his forthcoming album on the full moon. In April, Young shared that he was cooking up the follow-up to last year’s Talkin’ to the Trees at Rick Rubin’s Shangri-La studio in Malibu with his backing band, the Chrome Hearts. Soon after, Young shared the album’s title, Second Song. Today, he’s returned with more information about the project, including the title track and its Sep. 18 release date.
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