Grand Slams new album Wheel Of Fortune is set for release on June 7th via Silver Lining Music. The four-piece band formed in 1984 by Phil Lynott and guitarist Laurence Archer before being forced to break up in 1986, have finally formed the appropriate return with a top-drawer of hard rocking songs which resonate with clear and present verve and energy. Wheel of Fortune is the fully-realised modern Grand Slam sound, striding confidently back into the conscience of classic-rock fuelled devotees who didnt know what they were missing. There are no more shoes to fill only boots`being worn on the ground, with Dyers style and swagger at the forefront of spirited leaders such as There Goes My Heart, while Archers fiery fretboard forays on the likes of the riffy Spitfire are a vital part of the Grand Slam architecture. With the lock-solid rhythm section of Newton and Reid underpinning affairs, Grand Slam not only stand on their own eight feet, theyre also able to directly engage with their talismanic, legendary founding energy with Come Together (In Harlem), a moody, strutter of a song from the Phil Lynott days with (mostly) Phil Lynotts lyrics. But make absolutely no mistake: Grand Slam are not a band returning from their past, but a band firing intentions regarding their future, as the epic, multi-layered, steamy swing of Pirate Song suggests Let the music do the talking.

Track listing:

A1There Goes My Heart4:56
A2Starcrossed Lovers4:34
A3Come Together (in Harlem)4:10
A4Trail of Tears3:52
A5Feeling Is Strong (Jo’s Song)5:15
B1Spitfire4:20
B2I Wanna Know!3:57
B3Pirate Song5:52
B4Afterlife5:28
B5Wheel of Fortune4:32