HOUSE OF LORDS: Video Interview, Performance Clip From ROCKLAHOMA Available

July 11, 2008

HOUSE OF LORDS took part in an interview with the Springfield, Missouri radio station KXUS 97 on Thursday, July 10 at the Rocklahoma festival in Pryor, Oklahoma. Watch the eight-minute chat below. Also available is footage of the band performing the song "Rock Bottom" at Rocklahoma. (Both clips uploaded by Justin Kuhns.)

Frontiers Records released the new HOUSE OF LORDS album, "Come To My Kingdom", on March 14.

The band's previous studio CD, "World Upside Down", was a real fan favorite, so James Christian and the guys went back to the recording with the precise task to create a true rock milestone which could pick up where "World Upside Down" left off.

With the help of the "Fifth Lord" Jeff Kent plus Tommy Denander and Chris Pelcer, the band's songwriting talents of James Christian, BJ Zampa and Jimi Bell have been flourishing to reach some of the highest levels in the band's career ever.

Written during the summer 2007, the album was recorded in the fall and mixed by Dennis Ward in November/December. The result is truly outstanding. From the signature intro of "Purgatorio Overtoure n.2" to the epic atmosphere of the title track through to soaring melodic numbers like "I Need To Fly" to the in-your-face attack of "One Foot in the Dark" and to the baroque ballad "Another Day From Heaven", this record has truly everything the fans may want to ask to James Christian and his cohorts.

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