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Croatia's ANIMAL DRIVE Releases 'Tower Of Lies (I Walk Alone)' Music Video; 'Bite!' Album Due In February

November 27, 2017

ANIMAL DRIVE's debut album, "Bite!", will be released on February 23 via Frontiers Music Srl.

A video for the album track "Tower Of Lies (I Walk Alone)" can be seen below.

ANIMAL DRIVE is a young and driven hard rock act founded in Zagreb, Croatia in 2012 by singer Dino Jelusic, who is the primary writer and driving force behind the band's sound. Dino was chosen by the late, great Paul O'Neill to be a featured vocalist on TRANS-SIBERIAN ORCHESTRA's 2016 U.S. tour. ANIMAL DRIVE's lineup is completed by guitarists Ivan Keller and Alen Luke (who unleash a ferocious twin guitar attack on the listener),Damjan Milekovic on bass and Adrian Boric on drums.

Influenced by legendary bands such as WHITESNAKE and SKID ROW with progressive rock and metal elements from DREAM THEATER thrown in the mix, ANIMAL DRIVE takes the listeners on a wild ride of hard rock bombast.

Dino says: "I am more than delighted and excited to present our debut album. I hope the fans can approach our music with curiosity and interest and we hope to come soon in a town near you to rock your asses off!"

"Bite!" track listing:

01. Goddamn Marathon
02. Tower Of Lies (I Walk Alone)
03. Had Enough
04. Hands Of Time
05. Lights Of The Damned
06. Time Machine
07. Father
08. Fade Away
09. Carry On
10. Devil Took My Beer Again
11. Deliver Me

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