Three-part metal newcomers storm from the heart of Canada Donneror<\/a>,<\/strong> to beat loud and proud with a new single ‘How We Roll’<\/em> and announce what they promise to be a “blazing hot album” Fire it up<\/em><\/strong> Release on 25. duethat<\/sup> February next year.<\/p>\n The nine-track project makes the dream come true of swapping casual shackles for formal occasions and offices for leather vests and the open street in an ode to the adventure of the 80s. <\/p>\n \u201cThe songs on the album are supposed to inspire a journey through life – an adventure with friends, motorcycles, romance, danger and victory. I hope it will be a soundtrack for your adventure, \u201dsaid the band in the singular.<\/p>\n That message is clearer on the band’s debut single ‘How We Roll’ <\/em>and the accompanying video. No quantized drums and pitch correction, but attitude in abundance and a bit of head-banging 80s style. Heavy metal hooks shatter the glamor of powerful synthesizers, with wicked screams and thunderous licks, with a heart rooted in friendship and adventure. <\/p>\n The video by director Sehz Aulakh captures this and shows the band, armed on their metal frames and only armed with one another and in a devilishly good mood, going into the great outdoors. <\/p>\n The rocking romp in the heart of Donneror<\/strong>‘s work share an ideology that front man, lead singer \/ drummer JJ Tartaglia has defined. Apart from the fact that he permeates the video with his passion for motorcycles, Tartaglia has his love for vehicles several times in. seen Adventure cyclist<\/strong>. <\/p>\n The call for adventure, however, went beyond a love of bikes and pinball (as a player in the International Flip Pinball Association – yes, really). It was about following your heart – be it leaving behind a life you knew, screwing up a drum game in an illegal place (yes, again, really), yacht sailing, or snapping and letting go of the microphone with your buddies.<\/p>\n \u201cI quit my job so I can go on tour and chase my dreams. Now I write music to inspire others to do the same with big hooks, sing-along choirs and stadium-worthy hymns, \u201dsaid Tartaglia.<\/p>\n Fans of the genre will recognize Tartaglia and bandmate Jonny Nesta from the band Skull fist<\/strong> who found international success with greats like Michael Vescera and Larry Howe and rocked with the audience on Full Metal Cruise, Wacken Open Air and more. Inspired by an urge to sing, Tartaglia worked on vocals, drums and keyboards before recruiting guitarists Nesta and Oscar Rangel on bass Donneror<\/strong> in 2020.<\/p>\n With their debut album, the band is now ready for a tour of Germany and a 28-show headlining tour of Great Britain planned for 2022.<\/p>\n \n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/ramzine.co.uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/12\/Thunderor-Promo-5-photo-credit-Rae-Chatten.jpg\")
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