New Generation Superstars
Crash Course... In Rock n'Roll
© 2007 New Generation Superstars (5060134140145)
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A gritty British rock n' roll sound that NGS have embraced and incorporated into their own style. Built upon a solid foundation of anthemic chorus and crunching guitar riffs, with thundering bass and drums. A dream come true for rock fans.
tracks
- 1 Come Over
- 2 Own Sweet Hell
- 3 Overload
- 4 Dopefiend
- 5 Bleed
- 6 One More
- 7 Always Gonna Be
- 8 Done Before
- 9 How to Hate Friends and Alienate People
- 10 White Trash
- 11 Aint Quite Right
- 12 Do it Cause i Can
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New Generation Superstars, one of the UK’s most exciting rising rock acts this year". Playing Rock the way it should be played! Built upon a solid foundation, the Nottingham based band master their craft with anthemic chorus, crunching guitar riffs, with thundering bass and drums.
Hailed by worldwide rock fans and Media critics alike, NGS capture the reason why, in their debut album “Crash Course In Rock n Roll”. Layed down in a record 4 DAYS! with Grammy Award Nominated Producer Alan Smyth (Arctic Monkeys/ Pulp).
Relentless touring with many home grown and international acts has led to the band playing sold out shows at London’s Mean Fiddler and Nottingham Rock City, and a triumphant set at the Pentrich Annual Rock and Blues Festival, and Hard Rock Hell in Minehead to thousands of Rock fans.
With the bands'debut album released in Sept 2007, NGS are attracting worldwide attention, seeing distribution and sales in countries such as Japan, Finland, Spain, Italy and the USA.
2007 brought NGS to Kerrang! Magazines attention, awarding a KKKKK Live review, NGS were also one of the bands chosen from a 500 strong worldwide competition by Classic Rock Magazine, to feature on the "Sons of Guns 2" cover CD, as well as major positive review coverage for the album in Classic Rock, Big Cheese and many other Rock based media.
Features in Sandman Magazine have also showered the band with praise claiming that “New Generation Superstars are not only hitting the radar, but smashing it into a thousand pieces.” Wildside Promotions have also acknowledged that the band “are causing a major stir; absolutely no-one in the UK does it better than these guys!”
2007! What a year. Thanks to everyone who supported us! And 2008 is going to be even better! Already with a main Interview article in Fireworks magazine, Major support, festival and tour offers coming in, and work starting on the second album with Producer Alan Smyth.
The band has toured/played alongside the likes of: The Distillers Linchpin Ginger Wildheart The 69 Eyes The Supersuckers Vain Tokyo Dragons L.A. Guns Crystal Pistol UK Subs Love/Hate Blaze Bailey Vice Squad Laika Dog
AJ Superstar – Guitar and Vocals
Davey Messiah –Lead Guitar and Backing Vocals
Tony Carter – Bass and Backing Vocals
Chris Reed – Drums
REVIEWS:
"NGS are the real deal. They crave your attention!"
- Kerrang (June 08) KKKK
"Sleaze Rock aficianados need only check out Britains' own New Generation Superstars for their fix!"
- Kerrang (Dec 07)
"Hard, Sleazy Rock n Roll, capable of anything! The lead singer already has SUPERSTAR tattooed on his belly, you dont want to prove the cocky F**cker wrong do you?" - Classic Rock 7/10
“Balls out Rock n Roll” - Big Cheese 4/5
"A year after the TotalRock debut of their first single, they have secured a spot on the playlist, received glowing reviews from every rock magazine, critic and journalist and continually impress every punter, promoter and band they tour with. The New Generation Superstars have the WOW factor and I suggest you let them WOW the socks of ya by picking up a copy of ‘Crash Course in rock n Roll’!" - Samantha B, TotalRock Radio
"A raucous blend of rock, glam metal, punk and attitude, bound together in 12 hook-ladenanthems" Leicester Mercury 3/5
“The Kind of album the UK Rock Scene needs, It will show you the way forward” - Komodo Rock 8/10
“As tight as anything out there at the moment. One Hell of a debut Album” – Insomnia Magazine 5/5
“Raw, fresh Rock at it’s best, reminiscent of the days before Punk sold out to the fashion industry” – Fireworks Magazine
“Anthemic Tracks with more hooks than a cloak room, New generation Superstars have sprung out of the British Rock Scene” - Pure-Rawk.co.uk
"Crash Course has a very "live" feel to the recording. A pile driver of a CD"- Glampunk.org 4/5
"Dirty Rock' n Roll raised to the enth power,Crash Course in Rock N Roll will grasp the audience thanks to catchy refrains and a good technique" - Cathouse, Italy.
“A very successful Debut album, wider International recognition must follow” - 8/10 Barikada.com
"Undoubtedly stirring up quite a fuss with their ongoing tour of the UK. The band are certainly going to live up to their name, through a few kick ass songs and reputedly amazing live shows. Their time in the limelight will be worth keeping up to date on" Sandman Magazine
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author: Steve ReasonThis is a good album, but in my opinion ( and it may be different to yours ! ) this is more punk sounding than sleazy. I've been a fan of the sleaze scene since it started and I have all sleaze albums worth talking about and while there are definitely elements of that sound on this cd for the most part it is punky sounding rock played at 100mph. If that's what you like, you'll love this. For me, it's too fast, the drummer is very good but some of the fills sound like he's trying desperately hard to make them. The overall sound of this cd is similar to the Backyard Babies at their punkiest and also they remind me on some tracks of sadly missed noise nutters Groop Dogdrill. The production captures the raw passion and fury of the band in full flow and suits the style of the music perfectly. In my opinion there are two awesome tracks on this cd, both of them coincidently are the mid paced tracks namely Dopefiend, which is what I would call an absolute killer sleaze track and also 'Ain't quite Right' is right up there too. Of the faster tracks two of them are superb, opener 'Come Over' and 'Done Before' are great songs in anyone's book with 'Do it cus I can' not far behind. As I say this is only my opinion, it is a really good album, but if it were full of tracks like Dopefiend it would be an all time classic.