Jake E. Lee's Red Dragon Cartel Share Lyric Video for New Song, "Crooked Man"
The band's sophomore album, 'Patina,' is out November 9.
Red Dragon Cartel, the band led by former Ozzy Osbourne and Badlands guitarist Jake E. Lee, have shared the lyric video for a new song, "Crooked Man." The track will appear on their upcoming sophomore album, Patina, out November 9 via Frontiers Music srl.
As previously reported, Patina was recorded at Obscenic Arts, bassist Anthony Esposito's studio in Dillsburg, Pennsylvania, and mixed by producer Max Norman (Ozzy Osbourne, Megadeth, Loudness). Red Dragon Cartel is rounded out by singer Darren James Smith and drummer Phil Varone.
You can check out the cover art and track list for Patina below, and pre-order the album here.
Patina tracklist:
01. Speedbag
02. Havana
03. Crooked Man
04. The Luxury Of Breathing
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05. Bitter
06. Chasing Ghosts
07. A Painted Heart
08. Punchclown (bonus track)
09. My Beautiful Mess
10. Ink & Water
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