KISS will surrender their 20TH Studio album, "Monster", in October. There are 12 tracks, all cooperation between the co-founders of Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons, with guitarist Tommy Thayer and drummer Eric Singer.
"Monster" is the first album from the band s 2009 "Sonic Boom". "Monster" was produced by Paul Stanley from Greg Collins at Conway Studios in Hollywood and The Nook in Studio City, California.
From Monday (July 2) KISS's "Hell or Hallelujah" is available as a digital download. The physical release currently. Stanley says is "okrzyk, which encapsulates the entire record ... one way or another, we re going to do it our way."
"There are not symphony orchestras, boy choirs, keyboards, outside producers or songwriters on this album," promises that Gene Simmons. "The best thing was to turn inwards to ourselves. Tommy [Thayer] and [singer] have revitalized the Eric in this band, with the work ethic and talent to back it up. This is a real team effort. KISS has become a behemoth. We re Going to have gone before the where clause without a group. "
This is a KISS, there is good! With the release of the album "Monster" coinciding is deluxe coffee table, limited edition "KISS the Monster" book, a collection of artwork, 126 photos from the band s 40-year career, including rare images. It s a three feet high, two-and-a-half feet wide and two inches thick. And comes with 10 different covers for different Nations. The book "Monster" will be available in the copy signed by all four members of KISS, and limited to only 1000 copies worldwide.
Thank you for the report to Michael Leonard, Gibson.com.
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