Road Rage by Quiet Riot, album cover
Album

Road Rage

Released4 August 2017
Popularity31.3
Also cited26 July 2017

Road Rage is the thirteenth studio album from Quiet Riot, released in August 2017 on Metal Frontier. It is the first record to feature James Durbin, an American Idol alumnus, on lead vocals, and it follows Quiet Riot 10 in the band's catalogue, with Hollywood Cowboys to come afterwards.

The story behind it is a bumpy one. The album was first recorded with Seann Nicols, formerly of Adler's Appetite and Icon, and pre-orders opened in March 2017 with "The Seeker" as the taster track. When Nicols left the band that month, the release was held back so Durbin could replace his vocals and lyrics, and "The Seeker" was pulled for good. The video for the single "Can't Get Enough", directed by Regina Russell Banali, arrived in July. It's a heavy metal record worth hearing for Durbin's debut with the band.

Road Rage: tracklist, credits and charts

11 tracks · 49:55

Tracklist

  1. 1Can’t Get EnoughBanali, Citron, Durbin4:01
  2. 2Getaway4:54
  3. 3Roll This Joint4:31
  4. 4Freak FlagTed Bruner and James Durbin4:02
  5. 5Wasted4:45
  6. 6Still Wild5:28
  7. 7Make a Way4:31
  8. 8Renegades5:37
  9. 9The Road3:52
  10. 10Shame3:52
  11. 11Knock ’em Down4:24
Labels
METAL FRONTIER, Frontiers
Length
49:55

Line-up

  • Frankie Banali · drums (drum set)
  • Alex Grossi · guitar
  • Chuck Wright · bass guitar
  • James Durbin · lead vocals

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
US Independent Albums · 201723

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Releases and pressings

How we know the release date wikipedia 2017-08-04 vs 2017-07-26 (musicbrainz)
SourceDateNote
MusicBrainz26 July 2017
Wikipedia infobox4 August 2017
Wikidata2017
Deezer4 August 2017
US release4 August 2017earliest US date
3 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
26 July 2017JPMETAL FRONTIER4988003503376original
4 August 2017USFrontiers Music Srl191773173630other
4 August 2017ITFrontiers Music Srl8024391080924other
Cover art sources

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coverartarchive700×700upscaled