GYPSY PISTOLEROS Signs U.S. Deal With CHAVIS RECORDS

September 23, 2009

U.K. flamenco sleaze rockers GYPSY PISTOLEROS have inked a deal with Chavis Records for the U.S. release of the band's new album, "Welcome To The Hotel De La Muerte". Tentatively due on November 30, the CD will feature a total of 18 tracks: five new cuts plus 13 songs from "Para Siempre", remixed and remastered at Alpine Sound.

Lead singer Lee Pistolero states, "We are thrilled to sign with Chavis Records, one of the only record labels in the U.S that still has a real passion and drive for pushing real rock music in the States! It was a massive decision for us and we can't wait for our first U.S release."

"Welcome To The Hotel De La Muerte" will be released in Europe as a five-song EP on October 12 via Bad Reputation Records. The bulk of the recording sessions was completed at Robannas Studio in Birmingham with Miguel Seco while the main vocals and lead guitar were tracked at Mighty Atom Studio in Wales with producer Joe Gibb (JANE'S ADDICTION, CATATONIA, LEFTFIELD, THE KINKS, THE CURE, FUNERAL FOR A FRIEND). The cover artwork (see below) was created by Jo Burgon.

"Welcome To The Hotel De La Muerte" (European version) track listing:

01. Living Down With The Gypsies
02. Walk Through The Shadows
03. Sangre De Las Rosas
04. Welcome To The Hotel De La Muerte
05. Son Illusiones

An unmastered version of the epic eight-minute ballad "Sangre de la Rosas" (featuring members of the Welsh National Orchestra; arranged by Joe Gibb) is available for streaming on the band's MySpace page.

GYPSY PISTOLEROS is:

Iggie Pistolero - Guitar
Lee J Pistolero - Voice
Denny Pistolero - Drums
Jet Pistolero - Bass

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