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'On The Record' With Canadian Singer DANKO JONES

September 21, 2008

Canadian singer Danko Jones (who fronts his own namesake three-piece band) recently spoke to Holland's FaceCulture about his song "Take Me Home" from his latest album, "Never Too Loud". The clip, which can be viewed below, is part of FaceCulture's "On The Record" series, where artists talk about one specific track.

DANKO JONES will embark on a UK tour alongside MOTÖRHEAD and SAXON in November.

"Never Too Loud", the band's fifth studio album, was released in Europe in February via Bad Taste/Soulfood Music. The CD was recorded at Studio 606 in Los Angeles with Grammy Award-winning producer Nick Raskulinecz (FOO FIGHTERS, RUSH, STONE SOUR, VELVET REVOLVER).

"Take Me Home" video:

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