| 1 | Feels Like Rock And Roll | |
| 2 | Let the Good Times Roll | |
| 3 | Heaven Sent Me | |
| 4 | Breaking Free | |
| 5 | Feel the Fire | |
| 6 | Big Bitch | |
| 7 | Alcohol | |
| 8 | Brand New Story | |
| 9 | Raise Your Glass | |
| 10 | Wings Of An Angel |
Hell's Addiction exploded onto the scene in 2013 with their debut album, Raise Your Glass. Released via EIA Records, this record is a masterclass in raucous debauchery, blending the raw power of New Wave of British Hard Rock with the gritty attitude of Sleaze Rock and Glam Metal.
Drawing comparisons to legends like AC/DC and Motorhead, the band delivers a blistering, high-energy performance from start to finish. Vocalist Ben Sargent leads the charge with a gravelly, intense tone—reminiscent of Jocke Berg—while the rest of the band provides a "blistering and bruising" sonic backdrop of heavy riffs and thumping percussion.
Key Tracks & Highlights:
- "Feels Like Rock N Roll": A rollicking opener that sets the party-hard tone with classic 60s/70s beats.
- "Let The Good Times Roll" & "Alcohol": Ferocious hard rock anthems designed to be played at maximum volume.
- "Brand New Story": A hit-worthy, slow-burning track that showcases Sargent’s bluesy vulnerability and melodic guitar work.
- "Big Bitch": Features standout bass lines and ear-pleasing guitar solos by Morley.
If you are looking for unrefined, head-banging rock and roll that refuses to back down, crack open a beer and Raise Your Glass. This is a captivating debut that belongs in any serious hard rock collection.
