After the recent announcement of Tremonti’s third album Dust, scheduled for release on April 29th through Fret 12 Records, the band has released a lyric video for the title track and debut single. “Dust” premiered yesterday on Sirius/XM’s Octane channel. The lyric video contains imagery from both Cauterize and Dust albums as the backdrop behind the moving lyrics. Watch it below.
Dust was recorded during the same sessions as the band’s last release, Cauterize, and features Mark Tremonti on vocals/guitars, Eric Friedman on guitars, Wolfgang Van Halen on bass and Garrett Whitlock on drums. The album is now available for pre-order on iTunes. Fans who pre-order the album via iTunes will receive an instant download of the single Dust. On March 25th, April 8th and April 22nd, another song will become available for fans that have pre-ordered the album. Several exclusive fan bundle pre-orders are now available at fret12.com/store/tremonti-dust. These bundles include autographed CD’s, t-shirts, hoodies, and other exciting experiences for the Tremonti fan.
From the first riffs of album opener My Last Mistake to the final notes of the closer Unable To See, it is apparent that Dust is not a collection of B-sides or leftover material. These ten new tracks continue to showcase Mark’s hard rock/heavy metal influences alongside the material from Cauterize. Songs like Once Dead, Betray Me and Rising Storm hold their own place as weapons in Tremonti’s musical arsenal.
The track listing for Dust is:
1. My Last Mistake
2. The Cage
3. Once Dead
4. Dust
5. Betray Me
6. Tore My Heart Out
7. Catching Fire
8. Never Wrong
9. Rising Storm
10. Unable To See
Tremonti will be heading to Europe later this Spring in support of Dust. The band will be making stops at some of the largest festivals in the world including Hellfest, Graspop Metal Meeting, and Download Festival. Aside from the festivals, the band has several headline dates confirmed as well as a few shows opening for metal legends, Iron Maiden.
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This is nice and all, but how about a new Alter Bridge record instead!
Myles is busy prepping to take over vocal duties in AC-DC 🙂
It sounds like Creed 2.0, or maybe 3.0 depending on how you’re counting.