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Earthy hard rock. Simple and good. Simply good. If there is one positive thing to take away from the past 2 years of Corona Pandemie, it is that countless musicians and bands have used the involuntary time off to put together new albums or even new projects. This is also the case with Serpents In Paradise. After the split of Spitefuel, guitarist Tobias Eurich didn't just want to hang up his guitar, but to dedicate himself more to something that had been neglected in the years before: solid hard rock. More blues, more dirt and more guitar heroes (Slash, Page, Young) from his youth. In Matthias Lüönd and Jason-Steve Mageney, the right comrades-in-arms were quickly found for an ambitious project, which also has the goal of sooner or later hitting the stages. Since it was not possible to find a suitable singer in the immediate vicinity, the idea of implementing the whole thing with the help of various guest singers matured. In the end, Gianni Pontillo (Victory), Stu Block (ex-Iced Earth), Herbie Langhans (Firewind, Avantasia), Mark Fox (Shakra) and Alex Kühner (High Tide), a whole host of singing heroes, got enthusiastic about the project, the idea and, last but not least, the songs and contributed their part to this album. The result is a gripping, incredibly mature hard rock album. Down-to-earth, solid and yet with that certain something that makes Serpents In Paradise stand out from the crowd.

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Sales Points

• Ad campaign in Decibel Magazine
• Groovy Hard Rock Monster for all fans of Guns'n Roses, Skid Row and Airbourne
• Featuring on drums Jason-Steve Mageney (ex-Maverick)
• Featuring on voice Mark Fox (Shakra)
• Featuring on voice Herbie Langhans (Avantasia, Firewind)
• Featuring on voice Gianni Pontillo (Victory, The Order)
• Featuring on voice Stu Block (ex Iced Earth, Annihilator)
• New Band of Tobias Eurich & Matthias Luoend (ex SpiteFuel)
• Ad campaign in Revolver Magazine