RATT, ANEW REVOLUTION Members Interviewed On 'Mars Attacks' Podcast

June 4, 2010

In the latest episode of the "Mars Attacks" podcast, host Victor M. Ruiz interviews two bass players, Robbie Crane from RATT and Frank Salvaggio from ANEW REVOLUTION.

You can now listen to the podcast using the audio player below.

"Infestation", the first studio record in 11 years from RATT, sold around 14,000 copies in the United States in its first week of release to debut at position No. 30 on the Billboard 200 chart. The CD was released on April 20 via Loud & Proud.

"Infestation" was produced by Michael "Elvis" Baskette (CHEVELLE, ALTER BRIDGE) at his Virginia studio, marking the first time the band has recorded outside of Los Angeles. The album is full of attitude and of reflection, cycling through a range of emotions. There are party anthems that RATT are known for alongside more contemplative, thoughtful tunes.

ANEW REVOLUTION's second album, "iMerica", was released on May 18 via E1 Music (formerly Koch Records). The follow-up to the group's 2008 Mudrock-produced (AVENGED SEVENFOLD, GODSMACK) debut, "Rise", was recorded at Spider Studios in Strongsville, Ohio with producer Ben Schigel (DROWNING POOL, WALLS OF JERICHO, CHIMAIRA, BREAKING POINT).

ANEW REVOLUTION will perform at this year's Summerfest and Bandcamp festivals. Bandcamp happens August 14 in Madison, Wisconsin and also features GODSMACK, SEVENDUST and DOPE. Summerfest will take place June 27 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, with ANEW REVOLUTION supporting NONPOINT.

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