Why Europe Picked Rival Sons Producer For New Album
. (Classic Rock) Europe frontman Joey Tempest has revealed they decided to work with producer Dave Cobb on their latest album after hearing his work with Rival Sons. He was behind the desk with the Californian rockers on 2011's Pressure & Time and last year's Great Western Valkyrie. And after long admiring Cobb's work, Europe asked him to produce their 10th studio outing War Of Kings, which launches in the UK on March 2. At a press conference detailing the album, Tempest says: "Like us he wanted to find a vibe and an atmosphere for War Of Kings - something majestic, something special and I think we achieved this. It's the most interesting Europe album in my mind and we're very proud. "Dave wants to find a vibe from old equipment. He records drums, guitars and bass the right way. We discovered him listening to Rival Sons and we were mesmerised by the drum sound on their album Pressure & Time." He continues: "A few years later we heard Electric Man and Open My Eyes and we thought, 'This guy is still amazing. Can we call this producer?' We told our manager to call him and we didn't expect much. But he said, 'I used to play drums to Europe when I was a young kid - I'd love to produce Europe.'" Read more and stream the conference here. Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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