The Return of Jake E. Lee



  

Jake E. Lee is back with a new bad and the same classic hard rock sound in Red Dragon Cartel. The band consists of Jake on lead guitar, Vocalist Darren Smith, Drummer Jonas Fairley and bassist Ronnie Mancuso. They released their debut self-titled album on Jan. 27th 2014. The album features many big time guest musicians such as, Rob Zander (Cheap Trick), Paul Di’Anno (Ex Iron Maiden), Rex Brown (Pantera) Maria Brink (In This Moment) and more.  This album is a killer return for Jake, who has been Incognito since his Ozzy and Badlands days. The singles from the album are “Feeder” (ft. Rob Zander) “Deceived” and “Shout it out”. Jake is an underrated but  astounding guitarist and this album is no disappointment, featuring monster riffs and solos, killer vocals and hard hitting rhythm.  

Rating: 9/10 

Feeder:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q9u29BGS0QY

Decieved:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C1zPls_cYc0

Shout it Out:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u2ogR89D6UQ

For more info, check out the official website!
http://reddragoncartel.com/

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