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By Syndicated Content
Credit: Matt Smith
Fuel is officially back.
The âHemorrhageâ rockers have released a new single called âHard.â Itâs the groupâs first release with their reconstituted lineup featuring new lead vocalist
John Corsale â who takes the place of original frontman
Brett Scallions â alongside founding guitarist Carl Bell and longtime drummer
Kevin Miller.
Bell, whoâd been absent from Fuel since 2010, reformed the band after Scallions announced last year that he was no longer in the group. Scallions was the sole original member to contribute to the most recent Fuel album, 2014âsÂ
Puppet Strings
Anomaly, due out October 22.
Fuel have undergone a few lineup changes over the years, but with their next release they ll have the guitarist and principal songwriter of their first four records, Carl Bell, back in the band for the first time since 2010. Bell is also joined in Fuel by returning drummer Kevin Miller who played on the first three albums and a trio of new musicians helping push the band s legacy forward. Today the band is taking the next step in their career by premiering Hard, the first taste of new music from their upcoming
Anomaly album, right here at Loudwire.
The track is a positive first step forward as Bell and Miller show they still have the feel for the sound that helped keep Fuel a favorite on the airwaves in the late 90s and early 2000s, but the track should also appeal to today s rock radio listeners as well.