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Sebastian Bach<\/a> is officially ready to find out what his next album might sound like.<\/p>\n The former Skid Row<\/a> vocalist’s most recent record is 2024’s well-regarded Child Within the Man<\/em><\/a>. At the time it came out, it was his first new studio album in a decade, following on the heels of 2014’s Give ‘Em Hell<\/em><\/a>. Since it was released, Bach has been on the road touring at a fairly relentless pace.<\/p>\n Even on the day that we spoke with the singer, he detailed a series of tightly scheduled plane flights that had gotten him from one place to the next, with more road work on the way. Solo shows in August<\/a> will be followed by a new challenge in September — additional gigs<\/a> as the newly minted frontman for Twisted Sister<\/a>, following Dee Snider’s<\/a> decision to step away from the band<\/a>.<\/p>\n READ MORE:<\/strong>\u00a0Twisted Sister Will Tour in 2026 With Sebastian Bach<\/a><\/p>\n Juiced by the response to the material he’s been playing live from Child Within the Man<\/em>, Bach is beginning to move forward with plans for another one. “I’m starting to get the itch to do a new studio album. My last one, Child Within the Man<\/em>, came out in 2024 and I’ve made the first step, which is creating a Dropbox folder for Bruiser [Brody], my guitar player; Fede [Delfino], my bass player and Paris [Bach], my drummer, who’s my son,” he tells UCR.<\/p>\n “I’m going to be working with Devin Bronson again. I’m going to reach out to Myles Kennedy<\/a> (Alter Bridge<\/a>, Slash<\/a>), who cowrote two songs on my last album, [including] probably, without a doubt, my favorite solo song I ever recorded,” he shares. “‘What Do I Got to Lose,’ which is such a f—ing kick ass tune. I just I love it. That was co-written with Myles Kennedy. Thank you, Myle Kennedy.”<\/p>\n “So, I’ve made the first step. We’ve got the Dropbox folder. It’s working. It’s called ‘New Ideas 2026.’ So here we go,” he enthuses. “That’s how I do it. I make a folder, I go and put it on my phone. I listen to it constantly and after a period of time, that folder becomes my new album. And I just make it as everything I want it to be. I’m pretty controlling about the sound that I want.”<\/p>\n Bach says fans who want to get a preview of what to expect, can hear where his head is at with the song he recently sang for the reimagined soundtrack for The Transformers: The Movie<\/a><\/em>, celebrating the 40th anniversary of the film, which was released in 1986. The singer tackled “Nothin’s Gonna Stand in Our Way,” which was originally recorded<\/a> by one of his favorite bands (and fellow Canadians), Kick Axe.<\/p>\n The new version, a collaboration with Knights of Unicron, is available on The Transformers: The Movie: The Soundtrack: The Reformatted Edition<\/a><\/em>\u00a0from Reigning Phoenix Music. He’s thrilled with how it came out and says it’s indicative of where he’s headed. “If you want to hear the sound, listen to [that], I think it came out amazing,” he shares. “I might work with [Matt LaPlant] again, because that sounds great. Matt, who produced the Transformers<\/em> song, he’s actually the guy who designed and installed Ozzy Osbourne’s<\/a> home studio [and] he knows what’s up. So I might work with him again.<\/p>\n The frontman also has his eyes on hopefully working with Elvis Baskette (Mammoth<\/a>, Alter Bridge, Sevendust<\/a>) as well, his collaborator and producer for Child Within the Man<\/em>. Whoever ends up in the studio with Bach, it’s clear that he’s got goals. “My\u00a0next focus is getting a new album out,” he confirms. “And I’m not one of these guys that really wants to release like a song here and there. I like albums, and I don’t I don’t care what everybody else is into. I like albums.”<\/p>\n Gallery Credit: Bryan Rolli<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n‘I’m Starting to Get the Itch to Do Another One’<\/h3>\n
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