The Struts are back with a new track and video titled 'Can't Stop Talking'. Out now on Big Machine Rock, 'The Mighty Boosh' TV series serves as part of the inspiration for the record.
Glam rock leaders The Struts have shared a cover version of Queen's classic 1977 song 'We Will Rock You'. Whilst the original track remains one of the biggest anthems of all time The Struts manage to give the tune their own spin, launching the track with lush keys accompanying the stadium style drums in a cinematic fashion.
Glam rockers The Struts have unveiled their latest single titled 'I Hate How Much I Want You'. For this offering, the band joins forces with none other than Phil Collen and Joe Elliott of Def Leppard. A stadium style bonanza, The Struts front man Luke Spiller share vocals with Joe Elliott with the content touching on the lustful wanting of someone.
Glam rockers The Struts join forces with none other than Robbie Williams for the video 'Strange Days'. the title track to their upcoming LP out October 16th on Interscope Records/Polydor. Directed by Chris Applebaum, the black and white clips are shot around Southern California with the band performing the song in among the desert as well as walking around Los Angeles.
Glam rockers The Struts make their return with a new track titled 'Another Hit of Showmanship'. Enlisting none other than Albert Hammond Jr. of The Strokes on guitar, the band infuses elements of Britpop in their sound with the subtle instrumentation slowly building up to epic heights of grand, stadium-style rock & roll.
With their latest album 'YOUNG&DANGEROUS' currently out now via Polydor/Interscope, The Struts continue their stadium-style glam rock invasion with their new single 'In Love With A Camera'. Packed with explosive, monster guitar riffs, rolling bass lines and jump-up vocals, The Struts have grabbed the torch of classic rock & roll and are running ahead of the pack with sheer pride. They have shared a lyric video of 'In Love With A Camera' which can be seen below.
The Struts are gearing up for the release of their sophomore LP 'YOUNG&DANGEROUS', out October 26th on Polydor Records. Comprised of thirteen tracks including their 'Body Talks' version featuring Kesha, the new record finds the Derby-formed band fully exercising their mastery of pure glam-rock.
The Struts tap into the spirit of 70s disco and stadium rock & roll with their new single 'Primadonna Like Me'. Dripping with glam, the up-spirited song pumps with mountainous choruses with the band having undoubtedly taken in consideration how the track will sound when performed live. Crisp production and high energy places the tune in the lane of Van Halen as well as The Rolling Stones.
Rock & Roll is definitely alive and well as demonstrated by Derby band The Struts …