Category: KLASSIK ’78

Few weeks ago we featured in exclusive at 0dayrox the “The Unoriginals” CD by KLASSIK ’78, a group of musicians focused more about the style and interpretation of KISS rather than making simple covers of existing classics. The band took it upon themselves to write and record a “lost” KISS studio record that could have followed ”Love Gun”. While the line up is comprised by renowned metal / hard rock musicians, their identities are hidden (we know ‘Peter Criss’ is Anthrax’s drummer).
Now they are back with ‘new / lost’ KISS songs into a new album titled “Phantoms“, to be released on CD in February. If you liked the previous album, wait to listen to “Phantoms”.
These guys are simply amazing recreating the classic ’78 KISS sound. The vocals are unbelievable – really, very impressive – the guitar and drum sounds are uncannily exact. And they write killer songs too!
‘Whatcha Gonna Do’, ‘Living Fantasy (Tonite)’, ‘Rock N’ Roll Over’… are these unreleased KISS songs? No, these are freshly written by KLASSIK ’78, but dude, all of ’em are pure Seventies KISS.
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For many, the ’70s were the best KISS era. The songwriting, the sound, all had ‘that kind of magic’. The guys who created the original band KLASSIK ’78 think the same and decided to do something about it.
Klassik ’78 are a group of musicians focused more about the style and interpretation of KISS rather than making simple covers of existing classics. The band took it upon themselves to write and record a “lost” KISS studio record that could have followed ”Love Gun”.
Imagine Kiss didn’t split to make solo albums or return with a Disco record. Klassik ’78 aimed to create an album from that exact year in that precise alternate universe. The remarkable thing is that they actually succeeded.
Klassik ’78 recorded two EPs released digitally: ‘Side One’, and ‘Side Two’. But due to fans demand, they did a limited CD edition including both EP’s, funnily titled “The Unoriginals”. As requested, here’s the disc sold exclusively at the Atlanta Kiss Expo 2018, now out of print…