Radioux City Soul Survivor

Gary Brandon is one of the original co-founders of pomp LA band White Sister. A front Man keyboardist songwriter in his own right In 1985, believing that the group should be fronted by one singer, the record label took a decision behind the scenes that White Sister was no longer going to have alternative lead singers. In addition to this, and to make the situation worse, Gary's role in the band was reduced to less lead vocals and a position of keyboard player. In 1986, as Gary was extremely unhappy with this decision, he decided to quit the band during the early stages of what was going to be the second White Sister album "Fashion by Passion". Working on various songs that also a big part of the bands legacy. In order to survive, Gary found working in the John Parr Live Touring Band. This lay down the foundations to what would be the formation of his next band - a band that would allow him to finally return to his originally intended path as front man, Radioux City. In 1988, the first batch of demos were recorded. It was slow progress over the next three years creating the line-up of musicians and forming the structure of Radioux City. The decline of all forms of rock music and the 90s music scene has been well documented over the years with a move towards grunge Seattle sound. Unfortunately, victims of this move were Radioux City. However, a quarter of a decade later, and finally released from the vault is a highly anticipated and worthy CD release on ABR. Complete with new artwork and lyric booklet and remastered to capture the retro sound. In addition, there are three bonus tracks and a cover of Ted Nugent's classic "Free For All ". Line Up: Gary Brandon - Lead vocals and synth / Sammy Brown - Rhythm guitar / Pete Kneser - Drums / John Perez- Lead guitar - The Radioux City sound is hard rock with a swagger and a mixture of infectious grooves. The sound has been described as a meeting of King of the Hill, It's Alive and some Early Extreme