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CRASH MUSIC Gives Home To Classic Hard Rock/Metal Artists

December 15, 2006

Crash Music Classics has started to give a home to former legendary rock and metal artists of the 1970s, 1980s and '90s. Some of the bands signed to the label have produced classic rock/metal anthems that can still be heard today at major sporting events and even at rock radio.

States the label in a press release: "We believe these artists should be treated with respect and still have a platform where they can showcase and sell their music. We look forward to providing this platform and making their music available once again to their many fans. Look for our first release in March 2007, BULLETBOYS – 'Live', L.A. GUNS – 'Live!'"

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