Neues Material der Supergroup.
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Seit einer Weile schon machen Ex-Three Days Grace-Sänger Adam Gontier, Staind-Gitarrist Mike Mushok nebst -Drummer Sal Giancarelli sowie Art Of Dying-Bassist Cale Gontier unter dem Namen Saint Asonia gemeinsam Musik.
Und schon bald erwartet uns ein neues, vollwertiges Werk der Mannen. Die Platte nennt sich „Flawed Design“ und erscheint am 25. Oktober. Daraus stellt die Band jetzt einen weiteren neuen Song namens „Beast“ vor, den ihr euch jetzt anhören könnt.
Sänger Adam Gontier über das neue Album:
“The thing about ‘Flawed Design‘ is that it took longer than we expected to make. But in the end, because of that, it turned out to be a really good piece of work. There were so many things happening in my personal life when we started the process in early 2017. I basically took a step back, took care of the things I needed to, and I went through a lot of extremely difficult situations.
I found myself in a bad place. But, when I finally came out on the other side, I focused, we focused, and we made ‘Flawed Design‘. It’s a very real, vulnerable look into the last few years of my life — the good, the bad, and the ugly. I feel confident in saying ‘Flawed Design‘ is, without a doubt, the best body of work/music I’ve ever created. I hope it has the same impact on fans, as it has on me.”
Last but not least hat die Kombo auch noch ein neues Musikvideo zu ihrer letzten Single „The Hunted“ auf Lager, die mit einem Gastpart von Godsmack-Sänger Sully Erna daherkommt. Auch hierzu hatte Gontier ein paar Worte parat:
“I’m super excited to share ‘The Hunted‘ video with our fans. We worked with P.R. Brown, who did our ‘Better Place‘ video from the first record, again. He’s also done all of Saint Asonia‘s record artwork and is absolutely brilliant. He’s an amazing photographer and his vision always seems to line up perfectly with ours. ‘The Hunted‘ video sort of has a Little Red Riding Hood vibe to it. But it’s a little more ‘creepy,’ if you will. It’s kind of a straightforward song, and I really wanted the video to be simple and visually intriguing. I think we’ve achieved that.”
Foto: Saint Asonia / Offizielles Pressebild
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