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Kevin Max back with 'Crashing Gates'

Posted: Thursday, November 27, 2008, 14:25 (GMT)
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Kevin Max returns December 9 with his latest recording, Crashing Gates – an all-new 7-song studio recording that brings Max back to the passionate rock sounds that his fans have come to expect.

This will be Max’s first release on the dPulse Recordings label and is being made available on digital formats like iTunes only.

"This is where The Imposter left off,” says Max about the new project. “I view this EP as a more focused collection of songs about the Apocalypse."

Joining with his frequent guitarists Erick Cole and Cary Barlow (of Luna Halo), and producer Jonathan Smith, Max recorded Crashing Gates during a week of late-night sessions at X Marks the Spot Studios in the Green Hills area of Nashville.

“The process was interesting, more like a band than any other effort I have done to date,” says Max. “We cut the songs, playing together, and sometimes found ourselves jamming into 10 minute long vamp sections.”

Max and his band will be touring the USA and Europe in support of Crashing Gates, including upcoming dates in San Antonio, Dallas, Little Rock, Nashville, Bakersfield and Ballymena, Northern Ireland.

"Rock and roll has always been the most interesting music to me, because it is simple and yet undeniably emotional at the same time,” summarises Max. “I am excited to see how this project connects."

“We’re thrilled to be distributing Kevin’s latest work," says Robb McDaniels, Founder and CEO of INgrooves - the distribution partner for dPulse Recordings and Universal Music Group Distribution. "He’s a true musician and INgrooves is proud to have a role in getting his music heard.”





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Added: Thursday, November 27, 2008, 19:58 (GMT)

I'm surprised that this site has news regarding Kevin Max. While I own all his CDs because his voice is that good, I actually had a couple of email conversations with him where he declared, "I don't consider myself a Christian artist." I have a hard time with a former Christian artist making that statement. Usually it is either for notoriety or fame.

ketch22, Northglenn, CO

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