Despite what people try to lead you to believe, there’s no such thing as an overnight success. Real success, the type that lasts, is born of many hours and sometimes years dedicated to your craft, refining it to a level that makes it shine but when you still know that you can do more and push yourselves harder. Bad Touch know this well and have been putting their hearts and souls into their own brand of classic hard rock for a decade now, constantly touring and with three critically acclaimed albums under their belt. With the release of ‘Kiss the Sky’ the band have moved up to a new league entirely. Full of Southern Rock energy and bluesy grit, the album kicks off with the high tempo, high energy ‘Come A little Closer’ as Stevie Westwood and the boys break out the beers and force you to dance until your feet ache. This is pure rabble-rousing rock ‘n’ roll and features a terrific slide solo from Rob Glendinning, the stunning production from Nick Brine and the band giving a real live feel to proceedings.
