The charismatic quartet of British rockers known as Racks announced her fourth studio album, which debuted on Big Machine / John Varvatos Records. Available for pre-order (https://thestruts.lnk.to/PrettyVicious_AlbumPre-OrderPR), 11 track album, “Pretty Vicious”will be released November 3rd.
The platinum rock titans who collaborated with Kesha and Tom Morello and opened for the Rolling Stones and Foo Fighters (the latter called them “the best opening band we’ve ever had”) seem to have finally reached their peak. . Produced RacksWith Julian Raymond (Freddie Mercury, Insane Clown Posse), Executive Producer Scott Borchettathe band has managed to infuse the energy of their arena into some of the most intense and emotional songs they have ever released.
“This record highlights the strengths of each member,” he says. spill about his upcoming album. “This is my favorite music we’ve ever made. This is the album everyone has been waiting for.”
The dashing single “Too Good at Raising Hell” is available now on all digital platforms. Directed by Chris ApplebaumRihanna, Miley Cyrus), the accompanying video shows the band’s horny lead singer sassily reflecting on the consequences of a lifestyle of wild parties and rock ‘n’ roll. With a driving chorus and thundering guitars, the new song is the perfect introduction to a new and improved sound filled with roaring melodies ready to hit the arena.
Pretty bad tracklist
1. “Too good in hell”
2. “Quite vicious”
3. “I won’t run away”
4. “Hands on me”
5. “Do what you want”
6. “Rock Stars”
7. “Remember the name”
8. “Bad Decisions”
9. “Better Love”
10. “Gimme some blood”
11. “Someone Someday”
“This record highlights the strengths of each member,” he says. spill about their fourth album and debut on Big Machine/John Varvatos Records, “Pretty Vicious” (November 3, 2023). “This is my favorite music we’ve ever made. This is the album everyone has been waiting for.“.
Photo by Ben Cope
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