More Stereo Crush Gotthard

• 1 Right Now 03:15
• 2 Ride The Wave 04:07
• 3 Liverpool (feat. Marc Storace) 03:04
• 4 Smiling In The Pouring Rain 04:52
• 5 Snafu 03:02
• 6 Don't Miss The Call 04:10
• 7 Mayday 02:57
• 8 Burning Bridges (Radio Edit) 03:02
• Total Runtime 28:29

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GOTTHARD veröffentlichten am 21.03.2025 das Album „Stereo Crush“. Fast genau ein Jahr später folgt eine EP mit Namen „More Stereo Crush“. Der Titel lässt Assoziationen in Richtung einer Resteverwertung des noch nicht genutzten Materials der „Stereo Crush“ vermuten. Was kredenzen uns die Schweizer Hard-Rocker auf ihrer EP?

Nach ihrer erfolgreich absolvierten Europa Tournee mit den Kaliforniern Y&T als special guest im Gepäck sowie diversen Festivalshows und den drei "Rockmonsters Of Switzerland" Arena-Auftritten mit ihren Landsmännern von Krokus, legen GOTTHARD nun nach: "More Stereo Crush" kommt mit insgesamt acht Tracks als lukrative, brandneues Mini-Album um die Ecke und liefert eine Menge neues und starkes Material.

Darunter befinden sich fünf vielseitige, bis dato unveröffentlichte Songs aus der "Stereo Crush" Aufnahmesession, wie zum Beispiel das pumpende "Ride The Wave". On top gibt es das bis dato nur als Videoclip veröffentlichte "Mayday", die Radio-Version der aktuellen Power-Ballade "Burning Bridges" sowie als Sahnehäubchen eine brandneue Duett-Version des aktuellen Album Fan-Favoriten "Liverpool", zwischen Nic Maeder und Krokus-Monsterröhre Marc Storace.

Produziert, aufgenommen und abgemischt wurde Stereo Crush von Langzeitpartner Charlie Bauerfeind, der u.a. auch für anderen Szenegrößen wie Helloween oder Blind Guardian tätig ist, gemeinsam mit Gotthard-Mitbegründer Leo Leoni im Yellowhouse Studio. Für das Mastering zeichnete Sascha „Busy“ Bühren (TrueBusyness) verantwortlich, das Artwork wurde wieder von Thomas Ewerhard (u.a. Avantasia) kreiert.

Mit inzwischen 17 Nummer-1-Alben, einem Diamond Award für über eine Million verkaufte Einheiten in der Schweiz und zahlreichen Platin-Alben, darunter das vierfach mit Platin ausgezeichnete Album Homerun, haben Gotthard eine beispiellose Erfolgsgeschichte vorzuweisen, in deren Verlauf sie bislang über 3,5 Millionen Einheiten verkauften und mehr als 2.000 Konzerte spielten. Ihre Hits wie Heaven, ebenfalls eine Platin-Single, und sieben Top-10-Singles haben die Band zu einer festen Größe der internationalen Musikszene gemacht.

".​.​.​keinesfalls eine Reste-Verwertung, sondern hat durchweg Glanzlichter zu bieten.​ [.​.​.​] Ohne Zweifel befinden sich Gotthard aktuell auf einem weiteren Zenit ihres Schaffens.​.​.​" (Rock It)

Nic Maeder, Gesang
Leo Leoni, Gitarre
Freddy Scherer, Gitarre
Marc Lynn, Bass
Flavio Mezzodi, Schlagzeug

GOTTHARD
is a Swiss hard rock band named after Saint Gotthard and founded by Steve Lee, Hena Habegger, Marc Lynn and Leo Leoni. The band’s albums consistently hit the number one spot in the Swiss album charts beginning with Dial Hard propelling the group to sales of over two million albums. As early as its debut the band was given valuable opening slots including one for Bryan Adams. The band was initially called Krak and was formed in Lugano. Gotthard was directed and produced by Krokus bassist and founder Chris Von Rohr for approximately ten years. The band's logo was designed by Hena's brother, Ron Habegger.

After some European touring the band travelled to Los Angeles to record G. in 1995. Mandy Meyer, erstwhile guitarist for Asia and Krokus joined the band at this point. He would leave in 2004 and be replaced by Freddy Scherer who had played with Lynn in China. His departure coincided with the search for a new label and management. The band signed with Nuclear Blast in late 2004 and beginning with Lipservice. A CD/DVD combo was issued in 2006 called Made In Switzerland, which featured the sexiest pornography this side of a pig sty. Bassist Marc Lynn sat out the band’s 2008 tour as a result of an injury sustained in a motorcycle accident. An Italian bassist replaced Marc until he was able to play again. The band opened for Deep Purple on tour in Germany.

Gotthard picked Need To Believe as the title for its next album, which was available through Nuclear Blast Records on September 4th, 2009. The band also appeared on the soundtrack to an upcoming German-Croatian film about 1930s German boxer Max Adolph Schmeling. The film was due in the winter of 2010. Swiss band Gotthard, whose singer Steve Lee was killed on October 5th 2010 in a motorcycle accident in Nevada, USA, would release a new collection called Heaven - Best Of Ballads Part 2 2010 through Nuclear Blast Records on November 26th, Lee was 47 at the time of his death. Lynn had been on the same trip. Gotthard released a live album entitled Homegrown - Alive In Lugano on September 30th, 2011 through Nuclear Blast Records. The concert stemmed from a July 17th, 2010 concert in Lugano and was late singer Steve Lee’s last show. Steve Lee was killed when a motorcycle hit him in the USA, in 2010 was replaced on vocals by Swiss man Nic Maeder as vocalist in late 2011. Gotthard would release a new album, Firebirth, on June 1st through Nuclear Blast. Gotthard released its album, Bang!, in North America through The End Records. This version featured three bonus tracks. Hardcore Superstar opened for the band in Germany and Austria. Live & Bangin´was a live record issued independently in 2015. It was sold directly by the band only.

Gotthard would release a 2017 album, called Silver, on January 13th through Musikvertrieb. The album was recorded at the Yellow House Studio in Lugano. Hena Habegger was forced to leave the band's European tour for undisclosed health reasons in early 2017. Filling in on the tour in support of the Silver album was Helloween's Dani Löble. Coreleoni was a project by Gotthard guitarist Leo Leoni who would cover his own music including early Gotthard tracks. He recruited Ronnie Romero (Lords Of Black and Rainbow) on vocals, Jgor Gianola on guitar, Mila Merker on bass and Hena Habegger on drums and signed to Frontiers. The Metalitalia.com Festival announced the details of the 2019 edition of the festival, which would take place once again at the Live Music Club in Trezzo Sull’Adda (Milan), Italy. Fleshgod Apocalypse, Darkane, Gotthard, Arch Enemy and Hardcore Superstars were among the booked bands. Hena Habegger left citing the desire to spend time with his family in 2019. Flavio Mezzodi of Krokus replaced him. Hena had missed several shows and had, in fact, been replaced by his successor on those occasions in the prior two years. Gotthard released its thirteenth studio album, entitled #13, through Nuclear Blast Records on 13.03.2020. Gotthard organized a 60th anniversary concert for Steve Lee on December 2, 2023. Marc Lynn was involved with Portuguese guitarist Alexandre Santos' brainchild progressive rock band Cineasta in 2024.

Gotthard had a 2025 album, entitled Stereo Crush, in March 2025. The band and openers Y&T were to tour Europe in May 2025. After a run of dates in 2017, Rock Monsters Of Switzerland was the name for three concerts for Krokus and Gotthard in June and December 2025.

Gotthard is literally translated from German to English to mean 'god hard.' It is the name of a mountain pass in Switzerland. James Kottak of Scorpions was a drum instructor of Habegger’s.

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