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From cgcmrockradio.com:

Superstition is the fourth studio album from L.A. COBRA and a must-have album for all music lovers and collectors around the world. L.A. COBRA‘s Superstition is a unique contribution to the sleaze/glam genre with massive choruses that will have you singing along in no time. Superstition was mixed, mastered and produced by Martin Sweet of CRASHDIET.

Third single, “The Star“, is a motivational, cross-genre anthem, encouraging the pushing of limits in order to win. This relatable, up-beat and feel-good chorus will encourage everyone to shine like the star they are. “The Star” is the follow-up to recently released singles “Strange Desires” and “She’s My Prison” and gives further insight as to what to expect from Superstition.

 

SUPERSTITION TRACKLIST

Strange Desires
Nothing Like A Nemesis
The Star
Superstition
Untamed
I Want More
Chemical Dependency
She’s My prison
Inferno
Kill

 

Formed in November 2005, L.A. COBRA is the only sleaze/glam/hair metal band on the African continent. They are the “sleaze rocking hair metal stars” from Pretoria (home of multi-platinum rock superstars SEETHER), flying the 80’s glam rock flag from the handlebars of their Harley’s whilst making a name for themselves internationally and locally.

L.A. Cobra has been let loose to cause a rebellion amongst the youth with their revival of the 80s glam era. Largely influenced by 80s rock bands like Mötley Crüe, Guns & Roses, WASPand Skid Row, L.A. COBRA is all about girls, Harley’s, big hair and a good time.

The band is: Don Cobra on vocals and guitar, Slade on lead guitar, Ewil on bass guitar and Callie ‘The Animal’ on drums, bringing back those memorable guitar solos and “balls to the wall” hard rock shows we’re all starved for. With a modern twist from their song-writing as we know them, these guys are the real deal, and live rock and roll!

 

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