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German stadium rockers KISSIN’ DYNAMITE return with their eighth full-length, the aptly entitled Back With A Bang, out July 5, 2024 via Napalm Records! Founded as a teenage school band in 2007 and equipped with an authentic 80s stadium rock attitude, KISSIN’ DYNAMITE have performed at countless major festivals internationally, opened for acts such as L.A. rockstars Mötley Crüe and played massive sold-out headline tours. KISSIN’ DYNAMITE’s booming career has seen several high chart entries, with the latest studio album and Napalm Records debut Not The End Of The Road (2022) impressively climbing to #2 on the Official German Album Charts. Moreover, the rock formation’s catchy hits have made it to #1 on the Rock Radio Airplay Charts several times, and the multi-million-times streamed band has gained over a million views on each of their most popular music videos.

Now, KISSIN’ DYNAMITE release their promising new offering Back With A Bang, once again recorded and produced by singer Hannes Braun (Südland Music). The album was mastered by Grammy-nominated mastering engineer Robin Schmidt (24-96 Mastering).

Explosive title track “Back With A Bang” kicks the party right off, setting the scene for an album full of stadium rock anthems in true KISSIN’ DYNAMITE manner. Incredibly catchy following track “My Monster” is a guaranteed future radio hit, while uplifting “Raise Your Glass” is filled to the brim with nostalgia. Epic guitar riffs and true rock vocals on the dark rock number “Queen Of The Night” and “The Devil Is A Woman” persuade. To wrap up the album, KISSIN’ DYNAMITE shows their versatility and emotional side one last time by bringing it down for the beautiful closing track “Not A Wise Man”.

With their exciting, multifaceted 12-track offering, KISSIN’ DYNAMITE is indeed Back With A Bang, serving the best of modernized stadium rock with their guitar-driven anthems, loaded with hit potential and designed for huge stages.

Track Listing:

1. Back With A Bang
2. My Monster
3. Raise Your Glass
4. Queen Of The Night
5. The Devil Is A Woman
6. The Best Is Yet To Come
7. I Do It My Way
8. More Is More
9. Iconic
10. Learn To Fly
11. When The Lights Go Out
12. Not A Wise Man

Album off to a good start IMO with Raise Your Glass!  

Video here:

 

 

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Watched the premiere. Picking up right where they left off with "Not the End of the Road" IMO. They've nailed their formula... just huge sound on the choruses.

Matching, let alone beating the last album is a tall order though.

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2 minutes ago, heavyharmonies said:

Watched the premiere. Picking up right where they left off with "Not the End of the Road" IMO. They've nailed their formula... just huge sound on the choruses.

Matching, let alone beating the last album is a tall order though.

Agree!  They just have a knack for creating interesting, catchy, hook filled tunes.   

That last album might possibly be my favorite album of the last 5 years if I were making a list.  It's just held up really well for me and I still play it often.

Tall order for sure but off to a good start!

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Love it...their last few albums have steadily built that sound...and this just continues that story

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Their last 2 albums have been fantastic and can't wiat for this one!!

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As Dan says above, matching their last album is going to be a hell of a task, as it was a brilliant album and one of the best of that year by far. This is a good start though...reallly looking forward to hearing it all

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5 hours ago, Jez said:

As Dan says above, matching their last album is going to be a hell of a task, as it was a brilliant album and one of the best of that year by far. This is a good start though...reallly looking forward to hearing it all

agreed 👍 

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The drummer doesn't want to commit to the image? Seems odd to be the only one. 

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1 hour ago, KarpetRydOFunk said:

The drummer doesn't want to commit to the image? Seems odd to be the only one. 

The song is about the band's early days and they're wearing wigs looking like their hair back then. The drummer is the only one who wasn't there from the start so they just made him look a bit younger (with the cap). 

I really like the band and the song and I think this is one of the best bands Germany has to offer. Though their songs are never surprising.

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16 hours ago, J.S.M said:

The song is about the band's early days and they're wearing wigs looking like their hair back then. The drummer is the only one who wasn't there from the start so they just made him look a bit younger (with the cap). 

I really like the band and the song and I think this is one of the best bands Germany has to offer. Though their songs are never surprising.

Ah. That makes sense. 

This track sounds immense. Let's hope the rest of the album follows suit. 

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Ah, I love it. If they carry on like this, the videos will soon be more elaborate than the tracks.

It's a pity that the album won't be released until July.

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39 minutes ago, swisspaddy said:

Ah, I love it. If they carry on like this, the videos will soon be more elaborate than the tracks.

It's a pity that the album won't be released until July.

The definitely do put some nice effort into their videos.

Yeah, that release date feels like it was a little farther out than necessary.  I feel like early June probably would've been fine to still allow plenty of promotion time and a few singles/videos.

I guess I get it though.  It seems like albums die and get forgotten pretty quickly these days so the best way to give it legs is probably doing a slow burn with getting songs out there before ultimately releasing the album.

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1 hour ago, lettard said:

Good stuff...and July ain't that far away guys..its May next week :P

Shut up. Eight months till x-mas.

It seems the older I get, the faster the fucking time runs.

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12 hours ago, tts42572 said:

2 for 2 for me.  These guys just keep cranking out fun, catchy tunes.

 

 

YES, 2 for 2

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Definitely 2/2! Looking forward to this one immensely! :pickle:

 excited eric andre GIF

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11 hours ago, The Rocker said:

YES, 2 for 2

Sorry for my off-topic question. :offtopic:

As someone who is not a native English speaker, I don't understand your 2/2 or 2 of 2.
What does that mean? I have found various references via Google, but none seem to fit here.

Is this used like a rating, in the style of 10 stars out of 10 stars? Just wondering...

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36 minutes ago, swisspaddy said:

Sorry for my off-topic question. :offtopic:

As someone who is not a native English speaker, I don't understand your 2/2 or 2 of 2.
What does that mean? I have found various references via Google, but none seem to fit here.

Is this used like a rating, in the style of 10 stars out of 10 stars? Just wondering...

He means that both songs released so far were great. So two out of two were good tracks.

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9 minutes ago, auslander said:

He means that both songs released so far were great. So two out of two were good tracks.

Okay, obviously I think way too far. :doh:
Thank you for explaining.

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