The Dead Daisies Continue With "Burn It Down" & Underoath Returns With "Erase Me"

Rock supergroup, The Dead Daisies return with a brand new studio album "Burn It Down." This is the first studio recording to feature Deen Castronovo (Journey) behind the drum kit, as guitarist Doug Aldrich describes the new album as a sound that is "raw" and "will melt your face!" The Dead Daisies begin their new album with the high-energy, guitar driven song "Resurrected," which carries that classic, true hard rock sound that the band has come to be known for delivering. The crunchiness of "Rise Up" and the aggressive attack of the title-song "Burn It Down," proves that The Dead Daisies are here to stay as they continue to flex their music muscles. The album continues with the pounding rhythm of "What Goes Around" and slow blues of "Set Me Free," before finishing their new album with intense guitar riffs of "Dead And Gone" and the straight-up hard rock appeal of "Leave Me Alone." The Dead Daisies are spending most of 2018 on tour in Europe, before jumping onto the "Kiss Kruise" in October. To find out more about their new album "Burn It Down," please visit thedeaddaisies.com.

Arriving earlier this month was the brand new studio album from hard rockers Underoath. They are heading out on a month-long headlining tour in May to promote the release of "Erase Me." It is the band's first album of new material in eight years and it feels like a "rebirth" according to the members of the band. The new 11-song release begins with the intensity of "It Has To Start Somewhere" as the screaming vocals and pounding rhythm will certainly get your adrenaline pumping. The album continues with the frenzy of "Rapture" and the aggressive attack of "On My Teeth." They tone it down for the more mainstream rock appeal of "Bloodlust," before returning with the high-energy chorus of "Sink With You." Underoath wraps up their new album with edgier, power rock ballad "ihateit" and the progressive rock piece "I Gave Up." For a complete list of tour dates and to find out more about Underoath and their new album "Erase Me," please visit underoath777.com.