THE NEW ROSES Reveals Exciting Title Track ”Attracted To Danger” from Upcoming Album

THE NEW ROSES Reveals Exciting Title Track ”Attracted To Danger” from Upcoming Album | Check out the Lyric Video HERE

New Album, Attracted To Danger, out October 4, 2024 | Pre-Order NOW

German hard rockers THE NEW ROSES have unveiled the thrilling title track from their upcoming album, Attracted To Danger, out on October 4, 2024 via Napalm Records! “Attracted To Danger” is one of the new album’s absolute highlights, combining smashing guitars with a raging hymn-like refrain and a stunning guitar solo, all topped with frontman Timmy Rough’s unmistakable raspy voice, capturing the essence of classic rock.THE NEW ROSES’ previous hit album, Sweet Poison (2022), quickly climbed up the German album charts to #13, following their top 10 entry with Nothing But Wild (2019). THE NEW ROSES already received remarkable attention earlier in their career when their song “Without a Trace” was featured in the world-famous US TV series Sons of Anarchy. Regular airplay on international rock radio and the band’s dynamic live performances sharing the stage with legendary acts such as KISS, Scorpions and Aerosmith have further cemented their reputation as a formidable new force in the rock scene. Place your pre-order now and listen to “Attracted To Danger” below for another taste of what’s to come!

Vocalist Timmy Rough states:
“We‘re thrilled to release the second song from our album, and we chose the title track of this record. ‘Attracted to Danger’ is a hard rocking track with a little darker and meaner vibe than the first single ‘When You Fall in Love’, so we get to show the broader spectrum of the whole album. So crank it up and let it roll…”

THE NEW ROSES’ newest onslaught, Attracted To Danger, starts off with the catchy and classy opener “When You Fall In Love”, setting the tone for an album that convinces with a rebellious free spirit, timeless melodies and catchy hooks. Overall, THE NEW ROSES present a heavier, rougher side, as is evident on the stomping “Four Wheels” with its heavy riffs, or closing track “Whiskey In The Backseat”, offering a heavier melody and dramatic audacity, like strong whiskey running down your throat. But still, the quartet stays true to their trademarks, delivering timeless hard rock hymns while unleashing a fiery energy and heavier touch on tracks like “Bring The Thunder”, then hitting differently when Timmy Rough presents the full range of his vocal skills on “This Heart”. Next, “Spirit Of A Rebel” creates a lighter atmosphere and invites listeners to celebrate life together under the sun. There’s room for calmer and more emotional sounds as “Natural Born Vagabonds” creates an authentic bonfire-like atmosphere. A more romantic side manifests often in the lyrics, but culminates in the deeply moving “Hold Me Up” – a duet with Scotland-based lead singer Gill Montgomery (The Hot Damn, The Amorettes). As her soft voice melts tenderly with Timmy’s rough timbre, the track succeeds as an emotional masterpiece of a rock ballad, marking a romantic ending to a wild love story. The album is wrapped up by a cover version by Neil Young’s iconic hit single “Rockin’ In The Free World”, making it their very own – and by that claiming their rightful place in the upper echelons of the international hard rock scene!

Attracted To Danger is an outstanding hard rock album providing everything the band is loved and appreciated for: catchy sounds, true rock anthems, authentic emotions and an incredible rock’n’roll energy that can only be delivered by THE NEW ROSES. Get ready for an outstanding highlight as the Germans turn the intensity up to 11 and beyond, taking no time to rest and delivering a more explosive and rebellious sound than ever before!

THE NEW ROSES on their new album:
“I think ‘Attracted To Danger’ has everything a good rock & roll record needs. We tried to show the whole spectrum of rock & roll emotions. Good times, hard times, the traditional road vibe, a ballad and some harder riffs. So If you wanna have a rock & roll party this record is the soundtrack for it…”