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Diamond Head's New Lyrics Are Not 'Run-Of-The-Mill' Says Tatler
04/05/2016
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(Classic Rock) Diamond Head mainman Brian Tatler says he was blown away by singer Rasmus Bom Andersen's lyrics on the band's seventh album. The NWOBHM icons released their self-titled album last month, the first to feature Anderson on vocals. The Danish-born Londoner replaced Nick Tart in 2014.

Tatler tells We Love Metal: "What I really like about Ras' lyrics is that they are not cliched. He's done a great job. I love his melodies and the sound of his voice, but lyrically it's not run-of-the-mill, same-old same old."

The guitarist adds that he had no interest in recording a follow-up to 2007's What's in Your Head? until the band hired Andersen. Read his comments about that here.

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