Trouble - Nobody Laughs Anymore - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

U.S Doom/ Stoner legends Trouble released Simple Mind Condition in 2007. Produced by Vinny Wojno (Kreator/ Machine Head) Trouble have, since the early 80s, epitomized the grinding doom metal of Black Sabbath and along the way influenced many in the genre such as Kyuss and Candlemass. Their work would serve as inspiration for an entire generation of 90s bands.Trouble with original members; singer Eric Wagner, guitarists Rick Wartell & Bruce Franklin, drummer Jeff Olson and new bassist Chuck Robinsson released an album that could well be described as their best recording to date. This is more a reassertion of the bands relevancy also a record that will gain a whole new generation of rock fans. A clear message to all that have come in their wake that the governors of doom are back! A full U.S and European tour is planned to support the album. Be prepared for the return of Trouble!

Metal legends Trouble need no introduction, having been credited with helping to define the Doom Metal genre and paving the road for many bands that have followed. Cathedral, D.R.I, and Dave Grohl are just a few of the bands who have called Trouble one of their musical Influences. Now upon the advent of their eagerly anticipated ninth studio album, the guitar duo of Bruce Franklin and Rick Wartell is tighter and heavier than ever, fueled with the fresh talent of singer Kyle Thomas (Exhorder, Alabama Thunderpussy), and drummer Mark Lira (Wet Animal). Recorded in Chicago at Warburn Studios and produced by the notoriously talented Bill Metoyer, these 13 tracks are guaranteed to satiate their rabid fans, earn them legions of new devotees, and amass glowing reviews from their critics.

Blue Murder was a supergroup that took the world by storm in 1989. Following his exile from Whitesnake, all eyes were on guitar virtuoso John Sykes. Together with bassist Tony Franklin (The Firm) and drummer Carmine Appice (Vanilla Fudge, King Kobra) they formed the supergroup Blue Murder. InchNothing But TroubleInch opens with InchWe All Fall DownInch one of the fastest, heaviest, and hardest rocking of all Blue Murder songs. Gears shift completely on the second track, which is a cover of the old Small Faces standard, InchItchycoo Park.Inch Tracks like InchRunawayInch demonstrate that the band can walk that fine line between ballad and rocker within the same song beautifully. InchI'm On FireInch is the one track on which Kelly Keeling's lead vocal track remains intact. Time forgot this album, but that does not mean you have to!