June 26 :
CHRIS JERICHO teams up with BRUCE KULICK for cover of KISS' 'Heart
Of Chrome' From
:
Blabbermouth.net
The new rock "supergroup" KUARANTINE, featuring FOZZY frontman and
multi-hyphenate superstar Chris Jericho, has released its latest
KISS cover, "Heart Of Chrome", the follow-up to its May debut "No No
No". The new single, available at
Amazon.com via Madison Records with distribution by
The Orchard, features former KISS guitarist Bruce Kulick as a
special guest joining Jericho (vocals), drummer Kent Slucher (LUKE
BRYAN), guitarist Joe McGinness (KLASSIK '78) and bassist PJ Farley
(TRIXTER).
June 22 : KIDS IN
SATAN'S SERVICE featuring members of DEADBIRD, DANGEROUS TOYS,
NECROT cover KISS "All Hell's Breakin' Loose" From
:
Kiss
Related Recordings
The KISS Klassic “All Hell’s Breakin’ Loose”, from the 1983 album
Lick It Up, is brought to you from all corners of the United States
by members of Rwake, Deadbird, Dangerous Toys, Howling Sycamore,
Necrot, Saviours, Darsombra, Meatjack, and Burnout & The Horde -
collectively known as Kids In Satan’s Service.
Kids In Satan’s Service / K.I.S.S. is...
Jason McMaster: Vocals
C.T. : Vocals
Darsombra: Vocals
John Hopkins: Guitar
Sonny “Hot Lix” Reinhardt: Guitar
Reid Raley: Bass
Jeff Morgan: Drums, Guitar, Studio Sorcery & Mix Mastery
Frank Huang: Video Voodoo
June 8 : Ace
Frehley working on new material From
:
Ace Frehely (facebook)
Ace Frehley announced that he is currently working on original
material for his new album, which is planned to be released in 2021.
“Just want to say Hi to all my fans, since it’s been a while. Hope
you’re all healthy, happy, and safe… I’ve been working on a new
studio record for next year, since all my concerts have been
postponed.
June 4 : CHARLIE BENANTE and JOHN 5 cover's KISS's 'Mr. Speed' From
:
Blabbermouth.net
ANTHRAX drummer Charlie Benante has teamed up with ROB ZOMBIE
guitarist John 5, TRIXTER bassist P.J. Farley (TRIXTER) and
KUARANTINE guitarist Joe McGinness to record a "quarantine" cover
version of the KISS song "Mr. Speed".
Benante uploaded a video of the performance to his YouTube channel,
writing in an accompanying message: "This has always Been a favorite
from the Great 'Rock and Roll Over' album. According to Paul: It's
was written about having all the lines and know-how to pick up a
woman quickly !
