Black Stone Cherry have released another 'in the studio' video clip, in the run up to the release of their hotly anticipated fifth studio album, 'Kentucky'. Due for release on 1st April via Mascot Label Group, the latest video follows hot on the video for ‘The Rambler’.
By Eamon O'Neill on 10 March 2016.
Southern Rockers Black Stone Cherry have released another 'in the studio' video clip, in the run up to the release of their hotly anticipated fifth studio album, 'Kentucky'. Due for release on 1st April via Mascot Label Group, the latest video follows hot on the heels of their previous behind the scenes clip, which featured a look at the making of the band’s video for ‘The Rambler’. The latest clip can be viewed below.
Named after the band’s home state, the new album is very much a ‘back to their roots’ affair, with the four-piece working with the same engineer in the same studio - Barrick Recording, where they crafted their eponymous debut eight years ago.
Speaking about the upcoming release, vocalist / guitarist Christ Robertson said; “We are beyond excited to bring ‘Kentucky’ to you. Since the release of our debut we have wanted to go back to the studio where it all began and it finally happened!”
Commenting on the recording process, Robertson went on; “the original studio owner/engineer, all of the great equipment and Black Stone Cherry have been reunited for what I feel has been the most unique album we've ever made.
He added; “we took it back to where it started and something magical happened. These new songs are the heart and soul of who we were in 2006, and who we've become”.
‘Kentucky’ is available now for pre-order via itunes, where new album tracks ‘The Way of The Future’, 'In Our Dreams' and 'The Rambler' can be downloaded right away.
Those who prefer a physical format meanwhile, can head here, where CD and limited edition vinyl packages are available for pre-order.
Black Stone Cherry are due to return to the U.K. this summer to headline Sunday night at Ramblin' Man Fair. Taking place from 23-24 July at Mote Park, Maidstone, Kent, the latest addition to the festival calendar also features Whitesnake, Europe, Thin Lizzy and more. For more information, visit www.ramblinmanfair.com.
Southern Rockers Black Stone Cherry have released another 'in the studio' video clip, in the run up to the release of their hotly anticipated fifth studio album, 'Kentucky'. Due for release on 1st April via Mascot Label Group, the latest video follows hot on the heels of their previous behind the scenes clip, which featured a look at the making of the band’s video for ‘The Rambler’. The latest clip can be viewed below.
Named after the band’s home state, the new album is very much a ‘back to their roots’ affair, with the four-piece working with the same engineer in the same studio - Barrick Recording, where they crafted their eponymous debut eight years ago.
Speaking about the upcoming release, vocalist / guitarist Christ Robertson said; “We are beyond excited to bring ‘Kentucky’ to you. Since the release of our debut we have wanted to go back to the studio where it all began and it finally happened!”
Commenting on the recording process, Robertson went on; “the original studio owner/engineer, all of the great equipment and Black Stone Cherry have been reunited for what I feel has been the most unique album we've ever made.
He added; “we took it back to where it started and something magical happened. These new songs are the heart and soul of who we were in 2006, and who we've become”.
‘Kentucky’ is available now for pre-order via itunes, where new album tracks ‘The Way of The Future’, 'In Our Dreams' and 'The Rambler' can be downloaded right away.
Those who prefer a physical format meanwhile, can head here, where CD and limited edition vinyl packages are available for pre-order.
Black Stone Cherry are due to return to the U.K. this summer to headline Sunday night at Ramblin' Man Fair. Taking place from 23-24 July at Mote Park, Maidstone, Kent, the latest addition to the festival calendar also features Whitesnake, Europe, Thin Lizzy and more. For more information, visit www.ramblinmanfair.com.
