Norwegian hard rock band KARDANG, have released a music video for their new single “Don’t Let Me Drive“, which is out today. The song is taken from their upcoming album “Rizky Biznizz”, to be released on October 20th 2023.
The single was recorded and mixed by Thomas Gallatin at Riverside Studio. Produced by Thomas Gallatin and Kardang. Mastered by Espen Høydalsvik at OSLO:Fuzz. Cover front illustration by Galle Schnabel and Jonkis.
Scandi Hard Rock
The band is back with a bang after their debut album “We Ain’t Dead Yet” (2022). This time the show starts with the high octane action single “Don’t Let Me Drive”. The video is featuring the local mayor and cult celebrity politician Torbjørn Klungland. Klungland is known for his love for rock n roll and was a perfect match to hook up with the band for some real rock n roll action. The single will be the first of 3 singles to promote the album “Rizky Biznizz”, being released on 20th October 2023.
KARDANG
Chris Williams – Vocals
Boogie Silver – Guitars
Jonkis – Lead Guitars
Terry Hammer – Bass
Freddy – Drums
Today you see millions of new bands emerging every week. All drowning in the same river of hopelessness trying to come up with something new and fresh in a butt-fucked business. These lads write the music they love. Melodic rock ‘n’ roll, catchy riffs, stadium-sized choruses and a stage show hotter than a Finnish sauna. They just don’t give a fuck about fashion, trends and the color of Simon Cowell’s purse this year. KARDANG is giving one GIGANTIC MIDDLE FINGER to all critics waiting for a new and clever good-looking computerized disco- junk boy band ready to be to manipulated into the charts. RÅKK OFF!
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Hard Rock Music
Is a genre that emerged in the late 1960s and early 1970s as a heavier and more aggressive form of rock music. It is characterized by its powerful guitar riffs, strong drumming, and often intense and energetic performances. Hard rock typically features distorted electric guitars, driving rhythms, and a focus on loudness and intensity.
