Mötley Crüe has just released their long-awaited new single, which marks the beginning of a new era with John 5 on guitar, “Dogs of War”. You can listen to it below:
New record label
Motley Crue He also announced a few days ago that he was signing with a new record label, the Nashville native Big Machine Records. (via Louder Sound)
“It’s a great deal for us”Vince Neil tells Classic Rock. “We are good friends with Scott Borchetta [fundador y director ejecutivo]who recorded the album ‘Nashville Outlaws’ in 2014. His company just knows radio, how to get it out there, how to get the right people to listen to it.”
“Mötley Crüe at Big Machine!”exclaims Borchetta. “Growing up in Southern California, I was in Hollywood when these new sheriffs came along and took over town. It was loud. It was loud. It was a game changer.”
“Nikki, and Tommy, along with their new guitarist, John 5, have rekindled the flame with fierce new Crüe music. Fans will join in… SHOUT!”
A CURIOUS MOVEMENT
The truth is that Crüe has almost always worked on their own, generating surprise by the fact that they have signed with Big Machine Records.
“We self-released ‘Too Fast For Love’ on our own label Leathür Records”says Neil of the band’s 1981 debut. “It cost us $3,000 and we did it in three days. It was a glorified demo, but we were our own record label until Elektra signed us. We haven’t been on a record label in 20 years. But Scott shares our philosophy and is a brilliant guy “.
This agreement will surely be somewhat less traumatic than the one the band signed in 1982.
“Elektra’s publicist, Bryn Bridenthal, came in and knew we were the label’s new band.“bassist Nikki Sixx told Classic Rock in 2021.”I was wearing all black leather, pissing on a plant. The other guys had their boots on their desk and were drinking a beer, and it was like ten in the morning…”
These new and “healthy” Crüe, surely, are ready to enjoy their second youth.
