Final Temptation has launched their new single “Stronger Than Destiny”. A quick paced, Ozzy Osbourne-style observe with a chanting refrain and shredding guitars, the track describes individuals who really feel they will do something, be stronger than anybody and appear to overlook that they will’t beat demise. These folks do or say silly issues, and imagine nothing can attain them till their day involves face the music.
The primary essential step has been mastered effortlessly; now Final Temptation are going entire hog. Following up their profitable debut album, exhibits with Dream Theater, plus festivals reminiscent of Hellfest, the band surrounding guitarist Peter Scheithauer (Killing Machine, Belladonna, Temple Of Brutality) and vocalist Butcho Vukovic (Watcha) is all set to embark on the second stage of its profession. Final Temptation have signed a brand new report cope with Crusader Data / Golden Robotic Data and are presenting a number of new singles, adopted by their brand-new album Ashes ’N’ Fireplace in February 2022.
“You’ll be able to really feel that we’ve made a significant step ahead, each as a reside band and as songwriters, all because of the exhibits we’ve performed to this point.” – Peter Scheithauer
Speaking of the brand new lineup: In bassist Julien Rimaire (Los Dissidentes Del Sucio Motel) and drummer Vince Brisach (Mitch Ryder), together with Scheithauer and Vukovic, the band have a complete new rhythm part supporting them on Ashes ’N’ Fireplace. Whereas Final Temptation’s self-titled debut nonetheless boasted plenty of worldwide visitors, reminiscent of Bob Daisley, Vinny Appice, Stet Howland, James Lomenzo, Don Airey, Steve Unger and Rudy Sarzo, the band now consists solely of European musicians. “This step was essential to make Final Temptation extra versatile in terms of the organizational facet,” explains Scheithauer. “The brand new lineup makes it a lot simpler to rehearse spontaneously, play gigs at quick discover and put together album productions.”
Little question about it: Final Temptation have grown into a fair tighter unit, musically in addition to logistically, and are positively bursting with enthusiasm. The songwriting crew consisting of Scheithauer and Vukovic, collectively arising with 16 tracks for Ashes ’N’ Fireplace, eleven of which have made it onto the album. They vary from up-tempo numbers reminiscent of “Stronger Than Destiny” and “Free Robust And Loud” to the Black Sabbath-esque “Going Loopy” and the ballad “In The Mirror”.