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Contents Introduction House of Lords, a melodic rock band that debuted in the late 80s and is known for hits such as their BLIND FAITH cover "Can't Find My Way Home" and "Remember My Name," continues to deliver their traditional arena rock sound to fans. This is their latest studio album, released two years after their previous one. The band's history began when Greg Giuffria, originally a member of ANGEL and later active in his own band GIUFFRIA, had his talent discovered by Gene Simmons of KISS, and debuted on Simmons' label. The founding members included Chuck Wright (B) and Runny Cordora (G), who also played in GIUFFRIA, Ken Mary (Ds), who also played in IMPELLITTERI, and James Christian (Vo), who currently leads the band as its central figure. The band's members, other than James and Greg, were fluid and underwent frequent member changes, but they grew by accumulating hit singles with their first and second albums, "Sahara." However, caught up in the grunge movement, the band disbanded in 1993. After reforming in 2000, leadership shifted from Greg to James, and they continued to be active, consistently releasing albums every two to three years. This album is the band's 11th, self-produced by James Christian. It features the band's signature melodic and transparent keyboards and expansive, heavy choral work scattered throughout, with many upbeat songs that exquisitely blend heaviness and pop. It's sure to be a hit with melodic hard rock fans. [Track Listing] 1. Saints And Sinners 2. House Of The Lord 3. Take It All 4. Road Warrior 5. Mistress Of The Dark 6. Avalanche 7. Roll Like Thunder 8. Razzle Dazzle 9. Dreamin' It All 10. Takin' My Heart Back 11. Angels Fallen Media Reviews and More HOUSE OF LORDS, a melodic rock band that debuted in the late 80s and is known for hits such as their cover of BLIND FAITH's "Can't Find My Way Home" and "Remember My Name," continues to deliver their traditional arena rock sound to fans. This is their latest studio album, two years after their previous one. (C)RS
