KISS UNVEILS LOST ALBUM ‘DEMOILITION ROOM’ AFTER 39 YEARS

Los Angeles, CA – Legendary rock band KISS has announced the release of their long-lost album “Demolition Room”, which was recorded in 1985 but shelved due to creative differences with their record label. The album will finally see the light of day on June 20, 2025.

“Demolition Room” features 10 tracks, including “Electric Storm”, “Fire in the Night”, and “Heartbeat”, showcasing the band’s signature hard rock sound. The album was produced by Michael James Jackson and features all four original members: Paul Stanley, Gene Simmons, Ace Frehley, and Eric Carr.

According to Paul Stanley, the album’s release was delayed due to the band’s departure from Mercury Records and subsequent label changes. “We thought it was lost forever, but thanks to dedicated fans and archivists, we were able to dig it up and share it with the world,” Stanley said.

The album’s release will be accompanied by a documentary series, detailing the album’s history and the band’s experiences during that era.

“Demolition Room” Tracklisting:

1. “Electric Storm”
2. “Fire in the Night”
3. “Heartbeat”
4. “Demolition Man”
5. “Burning Desire”
6. “Midnight Eyes”
7. “Danger Zone”
8. “Love ‘Em and Leave ‘Em”
9. “Thunder and Lightning”
10. “Forever Tonight”

KISS fans have been eagerly awaiting unreleased material, and “Demolition Room” promises to be a treasure trove for enthusiasts. The album will be available on CD, vinyl, and digital platforms.