WARRIOR SOUL: 'Bad News (Rock 'n' Roll Boyfriend)' Video Released

March 13, 2010

"Bad News (Rock 'n' Roll Boyfriend)", the new video from reunited U.S. rockers WARRIOR SOUL, can be viewed below. The clip was directed by Adam Dubin, who previously worked with the band on the "Downtown" and "The Wasteland" videos.

Commente vocalist Kory Clarke: "It was great working with the Dub again. It's like going back to the scene of the crime!"

WARRIOR SOUL will kick off a two-week European headlining tour on March 25 in Hamburg, Germany.

The band's first album in 15 years, "Destroy The War Machine", will be released March 19 through FRW Records. The eight-song album, which was originally released in 2008 under the title "Chinese Democracy", includes a cover of IGGY POP's "Knocking 'Em Down (In The City)". This time around, you won't hear any hidden meanings or agendas in the lyrics, controversial frontman Kory Clarke tells it like it is and calls a spade a fucking shovel. His ever-present vocals make the band unique and immediately identifiable.

WARRIOR SOUL bassist Janne Jarvis previously stated about "Destroy The War Machine": "[This album] has everything a WARRIOR SOUL fan should expect from a WARRIOR SOUL record. It has an ear for an argument, puke on its shoes and remains untouched by trends or the long-arm of the corporations."

"Destroy The War Machine" track listing:

01. Fuck The Pigs
02. The Fourth Reich
03. Motor City
04. Don't Believe
05. Burning Bridges
06. Bad News (Rock 'n' Roll Boyfriend)
07. She's Glaswegian
08. Knocking 'Em Down (In The City)

WARRIOR SOUL's current lineup is as follows:

Kory Clarke - Vocals
Rille Lundell - Guitar
Johnny H - Guitar
Janne Jarvis - Bass
Billy Williams - Drums

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