Mad Painter’s New Single, Debt Collector, Revives 70s Rock Glory

On The Table Read Magazine, “the best entertainment eBook magazine UK“, Mad Painter’s Debt Collector is a powerful, blues-rock single that delivers a vintage 1970s sound with modern energy, solidifying their status as a leading classic rock revival band.

Debt Collector

Mad Painter storms onto the scene with “Debt Collector,” a visceral blues-rock powerhouse now unleashed on all major streaming services. This electrifying single, the second taste of their eagerly awaited album “Island Poetry,” reaffirms their position as the rightful heirs to classic rock’s legacy.

Drawing inspiration from the titans of rock, Nazareth and Deep Purple, “Debt Collector” plunges listeners into a swirling vortex of raw emotion and vintage sonic textures. Dmitry M. Epstein’s poetic lyrics lend a profound depth to the band’s signature gritty sound. Captured in the hallowed halls of Tom Hamilton’s Peabody studio, the track resonates with the authentic warmth of rock’s golden era.

A standout moment is the commanding Hammond organ, driven through a roaring Marshall amplifier, a deliberate and powerful tribute to the iconic Jon Lord. This sonic alchemy, combined with relentless rhythms and soul-stirring vocals, creates a truly immersive and unforgettable listening experience.

Mad Painter

Mad Painter, hailing from Arlington, MA, is a sonic time capsule, blasting out a vibrant mix of 70s rock ‘n’ roll. Think Sweet, Slade, and Mott the Hoople, fused with garage rock grit, proto-punk energy, and heavy metal thunder. They deliver everything from Woodstock-era psychedelia to glam-rock anthems, channeling the spirit of Uriah Heep.

Fronted by songwriter Alex Gitlin, the band features powerhouse drummer Al Hendry (Bubba Loaf, Tokyo Tramps), legendary bassist Kenne Highland (ex-Gizmos), and guitarist Al Nahabedian (Kenne Highland Airforce). Known for their high-energy live shows and thought-provoking lyrics, Mad Painter brings the raw power of classic rock to a modern audience. Get ready to be transported.

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