Human Nature (CD)

Auf dem Album warten hymnische, hart rockende Songs und von Hook zu Hook und Riff zu Riff wird jedem klar was für ein Monster vom Album hier geschaffen wurde.

Das Ziel von dem neuen Album war, einen Sound zu kreieren der eine härtere und neuere Version des Original Hardline Sounds darstellt. Denkt an das 1992er Album „Double Eclipse“ in einer Version aus dem 21igsten Jahrhundert, nur mit einem mutigeren und geradlinigeren Sound. Auf dem Album warten hymnische, hart rockende Songs und von Hook zu Hook und Riff zu Riff wird jedem klar was für ein Monster vom Album hier geschaffen wurde. „The plan was to create an album that emulates the feeling of “Double Eclipse” combined with the dynamics of modern day rock. Very heavy and in your face, but still with hitting melodies,” erzählt Johnny Gioeli. “I have a tremendous amount of Axel Rudi Pell fans that know me for the way I deliver a metal song too. So yes, it’s definitely the heaviest we have done since the debut. I see this album as the perfect mix of styles.” “As a producer I pushed everyone to squeeze these songs and put as much attitude as we could on tape,” fügt Alessandro Del Vecchio hinzu. “We wanted more of an in-your-face attitude than our softer albums. I think we understood we had something special in our hands when we finished “Take You Home”. Even if it's the ballad of the album I guess it's the focal point of the musical bond that Johnny and myself share with the whole band.” “The guys put their heart and soul into their performances,” schlussfolger Johnny “You can hear the essence of every drum strike and the sweat hitting the drums shortly after. Do it again, Cesco! HARDER, HARDER! Josh, Anna and Ale wouldn’t stop until their fingers said “enough”…and then… we did it again and again. That’s rock and roll man. Songs like “Where Will We Go”, “Human Nature”, and “Take you Home”, to me they are the essence of what I LOVE to sing and HOW I love to sing!”