Lionsheart

Pursuing his departure from UK rock thrashers Onslaught, ex-Grim Reaper vocalist Steve Grimmett go about forming a far more melodic strap to match his vocal abilities and musical inclinations, enlisting twin brothers Tag (guitar) and Steve Owers (bass), Graham Collet (keyboards) and Anthony Christmas (drums). Lionsheart authorized to Music For Countries, however the Owers brothers departed prior to the launch of their self-titled debut, with disease leaving Tag Owers struggling to tour, plus they had been changed by Nick Burr (acoustic guitar, ex-Killers; Idol High) and Zak Bajjon (bass). Lionsheart overlooked grunge trends towards guitar-driven melodic really difficult rock and roll with high-quality songwriting, and despite minimal response in the home and in america, the band attained deserved achievement in European countries and major position in Japan. Satisfaction In Tact found Lionsheart increasing their strategy from near-AOR balladry to harder blues-rock, with Burr demonstrating equal to the duty of following Tag Owers’ performance in the debut.