TROUBLE: New Video Interview With ERIC WAGNER Available

April 10, 2008

Ken from Metalfanzine.net conducted an interview with TROUBLE frontman Eric Wagner after the band's April 3, 2008 concert at Jigsaw in Parma, Ohio.

Watch the 13-minute chat below.

As previously reported, TROUBLE is booking dates for a West Coast tour beginning on April 30 in Las Vegas with a worldwide live Internet broadcast from the DeepRockDrive studios. The band will be touring in support of its newest release, "Simple Mind Condition", which is scheduled to receive its long-awaited U.S. release this month on the Escapi Music label.

The follow-up to 1995's "Plastic Green Head", "Simple Mind Condition" was produced by Vinny Wojno (KREATOR, MACHINE HEAD) and features vocalist Eric Wagner, guitarists Rick Wartell and Bruce Franklin, drummer Jeff Olson and bassist Chuck Robinson (formerly of THIS TORTURED SOUL).

Escapi Music reissued TROUBLE's classic first two albums, "Psalm 9" (1984) and "The Skull" (1985),on October 24, 2006. Both were digitally remastered and are packed with rare photos and brand new liner notes. "Psalm 9" includes an extremely rare exclusive bonus DVD of a public-access TV performance from 1982. "The Skull" comes with an extremely rare exclusive bonus DVD of a 16-track live performance from 1984.

Interview:

TROUBLE performing live on April 3, 2008 at Jigsaw in Parma, Ohio:

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