What's New: The Word66
Hard Rock with a Heart (and a Bassline from Queen’s Danny Miranda)
Las Vegas isn’t just neon and poker faces: it’s also home to The Word66, a band that’s been quietly cranking out hard rock anthems with a side of genuine, unapologetic positivity.
No, they’re not preaching from a pulpit (despite what that one review called them), but their latest single, dropping October 17th, proves they can still melt faces while lifting spirits.
“37 Miracles”, their upcoming EP, is a six-track punch of riffs and resilience, with a little help from Danny Miranda (yes, that Danny Miranda, Queen, Blue Öyster Cult) laying down basslines that sound like they were carved from classic rock’s golden age.
The new single? A power ballad mixed by Grammy-winning producer Malcolm Springer, serving up a reminder that even in the darkest pits, you’re not alone. And yes, new vocalist Carlos is here to make sure you feel every word.
But let’s be real: this isn’t your grandpa’s hard rock. The Word66 walks the tightrope between arena-ready hooks and lyrical sincerity, a trickier feat than it sounds.
Their secret weapon? Paul Crosby (ex-Saliva) at the management helm, ensuring their sound doesn’t just echo in Vegas, but reverberates globally.
If you’re tired of rock bands that mistake angst for depth, The Word66 might just be your antidote. They’re not reinventing the wheel, but they’re greasing it with enough heart and groove to keep it rolling.
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