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Liberty N’ Justice have released their 11th studio album entitled 'Hell Is Coming To Breakfast' on Roxx Records. The album features seven brand new tracks and various demos and on CD for the very first time, the original demo version of 'Sin' featuring the late Jani Lane of Warrant out front on vocals. It is one of the last recorded vocals of Jani before his passing. R.I.P. Jani

'Hell Is Coming To Breakfast' full tracklisting:
'Hell Is Coming To Breakfast' - Seann Nichols (Adler's Appetite, Tarsha), JK Northrup (King Kobra, XYZ)
'Madhatter' - Donnie Vie (Enuff Z'Nuff), JK Northrup (King Kobra, XYZ), Chris Dickens (Mission Of One), Tommy Denander
'Whack A Mole' - Johnny Lima, JK Northrup (King Kobra, XYZ), Jerry Johnson (Saint) and Richard Lynch (Saint)
'Thankful Heart' - Philip Bardowell (Magdalen, Unruly Child), Lynn Louise Lowrey (Vixen, Testify), Anthony Gravley
'Nakatomi Plaza' - JK Northrup (King Kobra, XYZ), Greg Bishop (X-Sinner), Scott Weisenborn (Testify)
'Stretch Armstrong' - Louis St August (Mass), JK Northrup (King Kobra, XYZ), Keri Kelli (Alice Cooper)
'Get Down' - Tony Mills (TNT, Shy), Mark Allen Lanoue (Chasing Karma, Biloxi), Anthony Gravley
'Your Memory Just Won't Do' - David Cagle, Alex Grossi (Quiet Riot), CJ Snare (Firehouse)
'Thy Will Be Done' (demo) - Jamie Rowe (Guardian)
'What Do You Believe?' (demo) - Mike Ledesma (Far Cry), Vic Rivera (Crunch)
'Monkey Dance' (Alternate Mix) - Jack Russell (Great White)
'Sin' (Original acoustic demo) - Jani Lane (Warrant)

The video for the new tune called 'Stretch Armstrong', featuring Keri Kelli (Alice Cooper), JK Northrup (King Kobra/XYZ) Justin Murr (Liberty N' Justice) and Louis St August (Mass)


 

Frontiers Records will release the new HOUSE OF LORDS studio album, "Big Money", on September 23 in Europe and September 27 in North America.

Following on the heels of "Cartesian Dreams", HOUSE OF LORDS is coming back with another amazingly strong release which presents again all the trademark elements of its melodic hard rock sound.

"I am very proud to have done four HOUSE OF LORDS CDs with the same lineup," says singer James Christian. "I enjoy working with every one of them and plan to do many more records in the future. Mark Baker has now been on board as a co-writer for the last two CDs I love working with him. We are totally on the same page when writing new music."

And indeed, the new album, is truly newest addition to an already stellar catalogue of songs. Big Money is, well, BIG. The album starts with the trademark vocals of James Christian and crashes into a power rock classic that you will not forget after the first listen, followed by in a song that Christian describes “as the band’s best work to date”: 'One Man Down'. Each song has its own distinct quality as you would expect from The Lords and once again the album is full of soaring choruses, awesome guitar work and songs that grab you from the first listen and don’t let go.

“The elements we use on Big Money are always the same for us and that is to write and record the best songs that we can”, explains Christian. “We always write enough songs for more than one CD and then we pick the best songs to make up the new record. We will always be a melodic rock group. It is the music that made us want to be musicians in the first place. So we will always stay true to that art!”.

James teamed up again on the songwriting with long-time friend and partner Mark Baker along with the other band members Jimi Bell and BJ Zampa and Swedish producer/guitarist Tommy Denander.

House Of Lords debuted in 1989 with the release of the self-titled album, a record which is still regarded as one of the best arena rock releases of the 80s. The colossal sound, the soaring vocals of James Christian and instrumental capabilities of the band (which featured ex-ANGEL and GIUFFRIA's Gregg Giuffria, along with such luminaries as Lanny Cordola, Chuck Wright and Ken Mary, reminiscent of such frontrunners as WHITESNAKE, DEEP PURPLE and VAN HALEN, immediately brought the band to the attention of the media and fans.

With their sophomore release, entitled Sahara, House Of Lords gained considerable chart success with their cover version of BLIND FAITH's 'Can't Find My Way Home'. After a tour with NELSON in 1991, the group disbanded, eventually coming back with a new lineup (only featuring original members Giuffria and Christian) in 1992 with Demon's Down. With the change of the musical climate, House Of Lords went into hibernation, until the original lineup came back together in 2000, releasing of the controversial Power And The Myth, an album which featured a sound leaning more towards progressive hard rock with 70s rock influences.

After a short European tour, singer James Christian decided to go back to the trademark arena rock sound of House Of Lords, putting together a new line-up with the blessing of founding member Gregg Giuffria, who opted out right before the release of Power And The Myth. New members Jimi Bell on guitars, B.J. Zampa on drums and Chris McCarvill on bass supplied a true powerhouse sound to the fifth studio album, World Upside Down, a record which caused a real stir in the hard rock and melodic rock scene and was followed up by the equally impressive Come To My Kingdom and Cartesian Dreams.

House Of Lords have tour dates lined up for October and November in the UK, Germany, Netherlands, France, Italy, Switzerland, Austria, Sweden, Spain and Portugal.