Michigan has a prestigious reputation for producing some of our time’s greatest musicians. From Alice Cooper to Eminem and even the twisted act Insane Clown Posse, the state has a wide variety of famous musicians who have had a huge impact on music; good or bad. This is no different with Michigan’s latest production to make a scene, on the scene, Pop Evil. The Michigan-bred rockers have released another record titled War of Angels and have infected the rock n’ roll world once again with their catchy riffs and memorable stage presence. Hard-Rock-Reviews’s Aaron Manogue talked with lead singer Leigh Kakaty about their Michigan roots, their new album and what it’s like touring with 3 Doors Down and Theory of a Deadman.
Manogue: It seemed like it took forever for your guys' second album "War of Angels" to come out. What was it like to finally get it released and have it received so well by your fans?
Leigh Kakaty: It was very gratifying to finally have our album released and to have the success that it did. Felt like it was never going to come out after all the delays we had. We are grateful to be in the position we are in now at a new label who believes in our music.
