It’s been a decade since SLASH featuring Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators released their debut album together, and since then have been on one of the more impressive and unrelenting tears in rock ‘n’ roll, issuing two more hard-hitting, highly-acclaimed records, and rocking stages all over the world. Since their debut, SLASH has amassed album sales of over 100M copies, garnered a Grammy Award and 7 Grammy nominations, and was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.

Enter 4,  the  Dave  Cobb-produced highly  anticipated  studio  effort  from  SMKC.  True  to  the  band’s  expanding  legacy,  it’s  everything  you’ve  come  to  expect  from SLASH, Myles Kennedy, Todd Kerns  (bass),  Brent Fitz  (drums)  and  Frank Sidoris (rhythm  guitar)...  but  also  unlike  anything  you’ve  heard  from  them  yet.  This  time  out, SLASH says,  they  captured  a  certain “magic” – the sound of five musicians and band mates listening to and playing off one another in the spirit of live, in-the-moment collaboration. “It has a very spontaneous, fun kind of thing to it, and I love that,” SLASH says of 4. “It’s the sound of the five of us just jamming together in one room.”  

This is the first album to come from the newly formed relationship with Gibson Records and BMG