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GODSMACK Frontman Discusses Solo Album On 525 POWER TRACKS (Audio)

September 15, 2010

On September 3, GODSMACK frontman Sully Erna discussed his new solo album, "Avalon", the band's current tour and more with Shauna O'Donnell on 525 Power Tracks hard rock radio. You can now listen to the chat using the audio player below.

Audio samples of all 10 tracks from "Avalon" have now been posted online at YouTube. The CD was released on September 14 and a single called "Sinner's Prayer" was sent to rock radio stations last month. Erna told The Pulse of Radio that he considers "Avalon" a high point of his musical career to this point. "That has been really probably one of the best times I've had in my musical career ever, and I feel like it's some of my best work I've ever done," he said. "I'm really excited to have the public hear it. I've been keeping it on a very tight, you know, lock and chain."

In addition to "Sinner's Prayer", tracks on the album include "7 Years", "Broken Road", "The Rise", "The Departed" and the title track.

Although Erna finished making the record last year, he held off on issuing until after GODSMACK released its fifth studio effort, "The Oracle", earlier this summer.

In a post at GODSMACK's MySpace page, Erna emphasized that "Avalon" was "not a rock record," saying, "This record was recorded with all hand drums, cellos, flutes, piano, etc. It is very eclectic and intellectual. It is something that you will want to put on when you're in the mood to lie on your couch, dim the lights, and light all your candles and incense. Just vibe out to this hypnotic variety of music, and enjoy the pictures that will be painted in your mind."

Meanwhile, the latest single from "The Oracle", "Love Hate Sex Pain", is already in the rock radio Top 10.

GODSMACK will kick off a fall U.S. tour on September 28 in Hollywood, Florida, with shows set through November 4 in Los Angeles. Support will come from FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH and DROWNING POOL.

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