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Content Introduction Clean Break, a new band whose theme is an homage to traditional American heavy metal, makes their album debut! James Durbin, who also served as the vocalist for Quiet Riot, is fully backed by members of Quiet Riot and Stryper. It will intensely evoke nostalgia for the 80s! Are you familiar with James Durbin? This singer from Santa Cruz, California, stunned the world by singing Judas Priest songs on the audition program American Idol. Furthermore, he served as the vocalist for Quiet Riot from 2017 to 2019, so some hard rock/metal fans may have become familiar with his name there. It's also still fresh in our memories that in 2021, he released a pure heavy metal work called "The Beast Awakens" under the name Durbin. Now, Clean Break, led by James, is releasing their debut album. Titled "Coming Home," this work features a truly gorgeous lineup of participating members. The guitar is played by Mike Flynn of Riot, the bass by Perry Richardson of Stryper, and the drums by Robert Sweet, also of Stryper. The theme of Clean Break is said to be "an homage to traditional American heavy metal like Riot and Fifth Angel," so this is truly a dream lineup. James's vocal abilities are undeniable, but his singing voice, which makes you think "this is American heavy metal!", has the power to evoke nostalgia for the 80s. This is a must-listen album for 80s metal fans! [Members] James Durbin (Vocals) Mike Flynn (Guitar) Perry Richardson (Bass) Robert Sweet (Drums) [CD Track Listing] 01. Coming Home 02. Before the Fall 03. Dying Breed 04. We Are Warriors 05. Dream Forever 06. Man of Older Souls 07. Still Fighting 08. The Pain of Goodbye 09. Clean Break 10. Find My Way 11. No Other Heart [Japan-only Bonus Track] 12. Coming Home (Acoustic Version) Media Reviews and More Cleanbreak, a new band paying homage to traditional American heavy metal, makes their album debut! James Durbin, formerly the vocalist for Quiet Riot, is fully backed by members of both Riot and Stryper. A powerful nostalgia for the 80s! (C)RS
