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ROSE TATTOO To Deliver "Pain" On Forthcoming CD

March 29, 2002

Veteran Australian rockers ROSE TATTOO have set Pain as the title of their first “real” studio album in over 20 years, which is currently being recorded in Hamburg with former ACCEPT guitarist Hermann Frank acting as engineer and Rainer Hänsel in the role of producer. According to reports, former WHITESNAKE axeman Bernie Mardsen has been enlisted to assist frontman Angry Anderson with writing the vocal lines for the record, which is due to be released in late spring. Around 15-20 songs were reportedly tracked in instrumental form before Anderson began laying down his tracks in early March.

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