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Deadheads release new album "This One Goes To 11" after three years

Rock on and welcome to Lila's review!

Deadheads is back! Yes my Immortals you heard right: After three years of abstinence the guys are finally back and with them they have a great album that you really shouldn't miss.

"This One Goes To 11", as the album is called, takes you back to the good old days of 70s and 90s rock'n'roll and, as the name suggests, there are 11 breathtaking tracks on the album. Three years after their last album, the guys seamlessly pick up where they left off "Loadead" and what will certainly please the fanbase is the Deadheads also with "This One Goes To 11" have remained true to their style.

Manne comments:

"Our goal with every album is to sound solely like the Deadheads. We have no ambitions to change that and are really proud of our brand of power rock 'n' roll."

100% hard-hitting, butt-kickin' rock'n'roll combined with a cheeky sound and lots of power.... that's "This One Goes To 11" and that's not all. To coincide with the Hammer release, founding member Olle Griphammarthe current drummer of The Spidersjoined the band again. The guys decided to do this after a jam session, as their last bassist Sigge had left the band. In order to immediately rejoin the band, he wrote Olle the song "The Plan" which the Deadheads into the new album.

But it's not just in the studio that these guys are awesome, on stage too you should DeadheadsIf the guys are ever in your area, don't miss them. As soon as the boys are in the country, you will find the dates and places where they play directly on our website.

In any case, our studio is thrilled and the record is currently very popular with us, for the title "Album of the month - February".... We will of course keep you up to date here. Our editorial team is now "Lucifer" louder and wishes you a rock'n'roll week!

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