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TOOTH & NAIL TO RELEASE DEBUT ALBUM FROM LOVE & DEATH FEATURING FORMER KORN GUITARIST BRIAN HEAD WELCH 11/20/12

  • September 27, 2012
  • by Rob Rockitt
  • · Entertainment · Hard Rock Music · Hard Rock News · Hard Rock Videos · Music · Video
Love & Death, the new band led by former Korn guitarist Brian “Head” Welch, will release its debut album “Between Here & Lost” November 20th via Tooth & Nail Records. Recorded in Nashville with producer Jasen Rauch (RED, Breaking Benjamin) and mixed by Paul Pavao & Ben Grosse (Marilyn Manson, Disturbed), and Jim Monti (Korn), the CD consists of 11 tracks, ranging from songs about personal struggle  and triumph (“Chemicals”, “My Disaster”, “Paralyzed”) to emotionally charged anthems (“Fading Away” “Watching The Bottom Fall”) to a riff heavy rendition of Devo’s 1980 hit “Whip It”.
Love & Death is comprised of Brian “Head” Welch, lead guitarist JR Bareis, bassist Michael Valentine, and drummer Dan Johnson.
Like the album title suggests, “Between Here & Lost” captures the honesty of light and darkness, beauty and tragedy, good and evil, delivered by a band with intense passion and commitment to the message of its music.
“This record was birthed from trials, tribulations, pain, suffering, anxiety, depression, and drama” states Welch. “However, we came out on top and the end result is a very real, raw & honest record. We are so stoked for people to hear it! From our opening song ‘The Abandoning’, to our cover of Devo’s ‘Whip it’, to our collaboration with Mattie Montgomery from For Today on ‘I  W8 4 U’, It’s an exciting piece of art and the listener will feel the different range of emotions with the lyrics & melodies of each song.”
“Between Here & Lost” track listing:
01. The Abandoning
02. Whip It
03. Watching The Bottom Fall
04. By The Way…
05. Meltdown
06. My Disaster
07. I  W8 4 U (featuring Mattie Montgomery)
08. Fading Away
09. Paralyzed
10. Chemicals
11. Bruises
Love & Death formed when Welch decided to have open auditions on YouTube in 2009. “I picked the guys and then had a jam session in Phoenix” says Welch. “Over the last couple of years, there have been a few line up changes as we went through normal growing pains.  The current band has been together and touring for a while now and they are a big part of the new music and the future of Love & Death.”
Love & Death will be touring extensively in 2013 to support the effort.
Check out Love & Death’s video “Chemicals” below.
For more  information, check out the band’s website:
www.loveanddeathmusic.com
Love & Death Facebook:
www.facebook.com/LoveandDeathMusic
Love & Death Twitter:
www.twitter.com/lovedeathmusic
 

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  1. Sugel September 29, 2012 · Reply

    If you know the name Dokken, you’re probably already aware of two things: the band has released some of the most quintessential hard rock music ever and their hatred for one another is legendary. I’m not sure which side is more accurate to believe, but suffice it to say there have been enough band break-ups and TMZ worthy stories from the Dokken camp to assure me that some of the tension must be true. They have tried so many times to work out their differences, and it seemed that Eddie Trunk managed to bring the peace so to speak when he had Don and George Lynch on his show discussing the upcoming reunion. It never came to be, and not long after that there was George, Jeff Pilson, and Mick Brown discussing to Trunk that they were putting together another band called Tooth and Nail and releasing their debut entitled Dump the Chump (clearly a reference to Don not being a part of it, which boggles the mind as Mick Brown still plays with Don.) No matter what bad blood there is, I felt this was a new low and really wasn’t sure if I would be able to bring myself to support the project despite my love of their collaborative work. Of course, George returned to TMS and said that all of that was either bullshit or they at least had the common sense to change their minds about the album title. I’m still torn about supporting them, but was definitely hoping Don would be able to release a Dokken album that would be incredible. Well guess what? He has managed to create an excellent follow-up to the superb Lightning Strikes Again entitled Broken Bones.

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