AIRBOURNE Guitarist Interviewed In London

April 22, 2010

The U.K. branch of Roadrunner Records conducted an interview with David Roads, rhythm guitarist for Australian rockers AIRBOURNE, during the band's recent stop in London while on tour. Watch below as Roads discusses what's happening with the band as they release their sophomore album, "No Guts. No Glory.", and what's next in store for the guys as their year of touring chugs on.

"No Guts. No Glory." was released in the U.S. on April 20 via Roadrunner Records. The CD came out in Europe on March 8 and in Canada on March 9.

AIRBOURNE will be spreading its rock 'n' roll seeds all across the U.S. this spring when it embarks on a full U.S. tour supporting BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE.

Regarding the musical direction of the forthcoming CD, AIRBOURNE rhythm guitarist David Roads recently told STV, ""It's dynamically different from the first one. With songs like 'Blonde Bad and Beautiful' and 'Bottom Of The Well', it's a little more colorful than the first one, but still with a handful of rockers and mid-tempo numbers and we were happy with it when we came out of the studio."

"We had lot of fun recording it this time round, the first album was maybe a bit more mechanical in the recording process, we did it in sections. This time we wanted to capture the energy of what we do live on stage so the only way to do that was to play live as a band in a big drum room, and do it live to tape, on analog."

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