Rattlesnake Remedy

“It's as if one of the biggest rock acts in the world has landed.” KKKKK Kerrang! Influenced by such rock ‘n’ roll legends as The Rolling Stones, Aerosmith, Led Zeppelin, Free, Pantera and Black Sabbath, with a more modern sound likened to Audioslave and Velvet Revolver, Rattlesnake Remedy are a hard rock band with a passion for playing live music. “This is proper English rock for proper rockers” Their phenomenal live shows have received rave reviews from numerous radio DJ’s, magazines and webzines - having performed in some of the UK’s most prestigious live venues alongside established rock artists such as: Buckcherry Coheed & Cambria Ted Nugent Thunder Sebastian Bach (Skid Row) LA Guns Magnum Danny Vaughn (Tyketto) M3 (Whitesnake) Mickey Moody & Friends The Quireboys Yngwie Malmsteen Love Hate Zodiac Mindwarp Wishbone Ash 2006 saw the band recording their long awaited debut album, MAGIC MAN, encapsulating their finely honed, hi-octane, energy-fuelled live shows. It was released, to great reviews, in the UK and Ireland, on October 30th on BEM Records, distributed by Universal Music. The first single from the album, “Drag You Down”, was released May 1st 2006 and went straight into the Radio 1 UK Rock Charts at No.4 where it remained for over 2 months. Promotion of the single and new album began with the massive 150+ date “Drag You Down Tour” running non-stop throughout 2006 including a main stage slot at the 20th Anniversary Bulldog Bash Festival, a tour of Finland and dates in Holland. The music video to the album’s title track “Magic Man”, which features the band alongside screen star David Gant was released in October and has since had plays on MTV2 - Headbangers Ball, Scuzz TV plus thousands of views on-line. Into 2007 and the band continue to be out on the road doing what they know best. As Kerrang! Magazine stated: “Being the hardest touring blues-based rock band in the UK has turned them into one of our finest” Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.