Frontiers Music Srl is pleased to announce the upcoming release of the self-titled debut album by Heroes and Monsters, the incredible new power trio formed by bassist/vocalist Todd Kerns, guitarist Stef Burns and drummer Will Hunt. Heroes and Monsters will be released on 20th January 2023, with a second single and video from it available from today for the song “Raw Power” which you can see below. It follows “Locked & Loaded”, which was issued in October and a lyric video for which can be seen here.
The resumés of the three musicians speak for themselves. Any listener seeking hard-hitting, hooky, in-your-face rock n’ roll that acknowledges the past while being firmly of the present, then Heroes and Monsters are sure to float many boats.
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Todd Kerns is a multi-instrumentalist, singer, songwriter and producer best known as the bassist and backing vocalist in Slash featuring Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators. He is also the frontman of the gold-selling Canadian band The Age Of Electric, has fronted the Canadian supergroup Toque as well as a band put together by former KISS guitarist Bruce Kulick, while he also plays frequent solo shows (and that’s not even all of it!).
Guitarist Stef Burns has played with rock acts such as Y&T (with whom he recorded four albums) and Alice Cooper (performing on Hey Stoopid and The Last Temptation), but has also performed with pop artists like Sheila E., Berlin and Huey Lewis & The News. He currently plays with Italian rock superstar Vasco Rossi and has his own band, Stef Burns League.
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Will Hunt has been the drummer in Evanescence since 2007 and has written and played on their last three studio albums. The in-demand skinsman has also performed with the likes of Dark New Day, Skrape, Staind, Vasco Rossi, Vince Neil, Tommy Lee and Slaughter. In addition, he has appeared on albums by Black Label Society, Michael Sweet (Stryper), Crossfade, Dirty Shirley (George Lynch) and Device (David Draiman of Disturbed).
