SNAKES IN PARADISE

Imagine, if you will, a combination of British hard rock from the 70´s and American AOR performed by a blues vocalist who sings from the soul with four outstanding musicians laying down the musical framework

BIOGRAPHY

Imagine, if you will, a combination of British hard rock from the 70´s and American AOR performed by a blues vocalist who sings from the soul with four outstanding musicians laying down the musical framework. This is what Snakes In Paradise are and their sound is a result of years of songwriting with one intention in mind: to astound everyone.

 

Strong melodies and refrains that will stick forever in your head and a rock n roll attitude are the ingredients that brought the band to the attention of the fans in 1993 when they released their self-titled debut album produced by the late Brett Walker. A dynamic record featuring classic hard rock with immediately hummable melodies, yet retaining heaviness and power. The bands second album, Garden of Edenfollowed in 1999, an album whose sound was inspired by Whitesnakes more universally popular material.

 

After the release of Dangerous Lovein 2002, another album full of hooks and lovely harmonies, the band sadly called it a day.

 

Singer Stefan Berggren wound up working with Company of Snakes (a band formed by former Whitesnake members Bernie Marsden, Micky Moody, and Neil Murray), Lee Kerslake (ex-Uriah Heep, Ozzy Osbourne), and Razorback, until the band members reconvened in 2016 after a Swedish promoter asked them to play a show at the Rockweekend Festival in Stockholm. Soon after, the band was connected with Frontiers who signed the band for the release of a highly anticipated comeback album.

 

Step Into The Lightfinally arrives in 2018 and sees the band offering a solid and exciting release which once again melds the melodies of classic West Coast AOR of the 80s with some absolutely exquisite hard rock stylings. Stefan Berggrens voice is better than ever and the songwriting is just faultless, pure and simple.

 

If you like hard rock music with a capital R-O-C-K, then you just cant miss this!