THE BURNING CROWS To Enter Studio In The Spring

November 3, 2012

U.K. rockers THE BURNING CROWS will enter Rockfield Studios in Wales in the spring to record their debut album for a May 4, 2013 release. Funding for the CD is being aided by the PledgeMusic.com project, which encourages fans to contribute funds to the recording of albums and the artists themselves to donate to charity as a part of their fundraising.

THE BURNING CROWS' EP, "Never Had It So Good", came out earlier this year. The effort was prooduced and mixed by Nick Brine (THE DARKNESS, BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN, OASIS) and features a guest appearance on keyboards by Keith Weir (THE QUIREBOYS, DEF LEPPARD).

THE BURNING CROWS is:

Whippz - Lead Vocals, Guitar
Lance Daniels - Guitar
Will Lockett - Bass
Chris Chapman - Drums

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