Tommy Stinson, the current bassist for Guns N' Roses and a founding member of the Replacements, will release a new solo album, One Man Mutiny, via his Done To Death Music label on Aug. 30.
“I’m finding it a lot more interesting to make music these days,” Stinson said. “Especially given the musical climate as of the last few years. There are a lot of people complaining about how bad it is. I am actually embracing the challenges.”
This is Stinson's second solo effort, which follows his 2004 solo debut, Village Gorilla Head.
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