Jettblack Unveil Music Video For New Single 'Raining Rock' - Watch Now
Friday, 11 May 2012
Written by Jon Stickler
UK rockers Jettblack have unveiled their brilliant video for 'Raining Rock' on the "Death Frequency" talent show!
Formed in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire in 2007, and drawing inspiration from an era when rock bands had ‘entertaining an audience’ high on their list of things to do, Jettblack aren’t afraid to get to the point… to unleash The Hook!
From first single/video, ‘Get Your Hands Dirty’ (2010), through to ‘Raining Rock’, lead-off single/video from the second album of the same title, set for release on 4th June, this four-strong outfit have continued to hone and polish their skills when it comes to delivering material set to linger in the mind. Check out the brilliant video for 'Raining Rock' below.
It’s clear that with ‘Raining Rock’ Jettblack have shifted their melodic hard rockin’ style up through the gears, hitting a whole new levels of expertise and power; this time around, the commercial songs are that much more commercial (‘Prison Of Love’, the probable second single, ‘Sunshine’, ‘Never Gonna Give It Up’), and the no-holds-barred outings (‘System’, ‘Side Of The Road’ and the title track) that much more likely to crack the plaster.
Simply, ‘Raining Rock’ is a big-sounding record – featuring special guest spots from Deep Purple drummer Ian Paice and original Accept vocalist/frontman Udo Dirkschneider, and mixed by Lester Woodward (again, reprising his role from album one), with the weight and detail of the production giving the material a genuine stature.
“It’s a good sign, I think, when you argue for days over which songs should be the B-sides, and this highlighted our positive frame of mind and the fluidity of the song-writing this time round,” says bassist Tom Wright. “The recording process was an amazing experience as well; working at Deep Purple drummer Ian Paice’s house really set the tone for the record, and the result feels like bigger, better, stronger songs…”
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