DEVICE Special Guest

[David]

Glenn Hughes makes a special guest appearance on the upcoming debut, self-titled album from DEVICE, featuring David Draiman from DISTURBED. The album is due for release on April 9th, 2013 via Warner Bros Records.

Glenn is featured on the song, Through It All. Other guests on the album include Serj Tankian (System Of A Down), Tom Morello (Rage Against The Machine), Geezer Butler (Black Sabbath), M. Shadows (Avenged Sevenfold) and Lizzy Hale from Halestorm.

Modern hard rock icon David Draiman of DISTURBED, co wrote and recorded the album with Geno Lenardo [formerly of FILTER]. For more info. you can visit:

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[bluebassman]

David, I'm sure you'll let us know if any sound bytes are available before the release !
Thanks.

[David]

Originally Posted by bluebassman

David, I'm sure you'll let us know if any sound bytes are available before the release ! Thanks.

Perhaps next month, as their first single, "Vilify", is issued on February 19th.

[David]

Quote:

Glenn Hughes makes a cameo on the record's haunting and hypnotic finale "Through It All" — a love letter to Draiman's wife.

[David]

...the album is now available for pre-order

http://amzn.to/VZ0kOz

Quote:

1. You Think You Know 2. Penance 3. Vilify 4. Close My Eyes Forever feat. Lzzy Hale 5. Out Of Line feat. Serj Tankian and Terry Geezer Butler 6. Hunted 7. Opinion feat. Tom Morello 8. War Of Lies 9. Haze feat. M. Shadows 10. Through It All feat.Glenn Hughes

[David]

"Through It All"

Device-Through It All (Feat. Glenn Hughes) - YouTube

Device-Through It All (Feat. Glenn Hughes) - YouTube

[David]

...some excellent commentary on Glenn's guest spot on the upcoming debut release from David Draiman's new project, DEVICE

Quote:

Glenn Hughes, despite his gypsy resume, boasts one of the most distinctive voices in rock — as heard on the first new music he’s issued since Black Country Communion imploded, a guest shot on a new project from David Draiman of Disturbed fame. Draiman’s album and band, both called DEVICE, feature a variety of big names including Black Sabbath’s Geezer Butler, Rage Against the Machine’s Tom Morello and System of a Down’s Serj Tankian. I was drawn, however, to this track, if only because Hughes — who’s previously held brief stints in Deep Purple, Trapeze and Black Sabbath, among others — may be one of the most deeply talented, deeply unlucky figures in rock. He’s never quite able to time it just right with these bands, up to and including Black Country Communion. Something always seems to go wrong, be that of his own doing (in particular before he cleaned up at the turn of the 1990s) or not. Yet, give Hughes credit : He bounces back from adversity, often stronger than ever. Arriving in the wake of a messy end for Black Country Communion, which fell apart when guitarist Joe Bonamassa proved to busy to give the project his full attention, “Through It All” is no different. After a rumbling, foreboding introductory turn from Draiman, Hughes is given an appropriately redemptive verse — and he launches into a soaring, darkly emotional reading of the lyric. If this is Hughes letting some of his frustrations and hurt out, DEVICE — due April 9th, 2013 from Warner Bros., and also featuring Filter alum Geno Lenardo — is all the better for it.

http://somethingelsereviews.com/2013/04/03/one-track-mind-device-featuring-glenn-hughes-through-it-all-from-device-2013

[David]

...you can now listen to the entire album, including "Through It All" via this link to an online audio stream

www.revolvermag.com/news/46799.html

...or directly @ https://w.soundcloud.com/player/playlists

[David]

"Through It All" ~ song rockumentary ...

Device- Through It All feat. Glenn Hughes (Song Meaning) - YouTube

Device- Through It All feat. Glenn Hughes (Song Meaning) - YouTube

[danielb]

I think GH should enlist Draiman as a writer for his new solo album. I have a feeling he could write some memorable hooks for Glenn which would utilize his melodic soulful singing in a good way, as evident in this clip. The chorus stays with you. The industrial backing would have to go though