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Tom Rampton – vocals (2017–Present) Former members. Ben Brookland – guitar (2008–2013) Matt Jones – vocals (2008–2015) Rick "Swoggle" Newman – bass (2008–2020) Jake Pattinson – guitar (2013–2014) Fabian "Dee" Dammers – guitar (2014–2015) Mitchel Emms – vocals (2015–2017) Discography Studio albums
28 de abr. de 2021 · Ya presentó a Tom Rampton, su nuevo frontman, en su anterior trabajo, Power Crazy y hace ahora lo propio con su bajista, Andy Milburn, en este gran Waiting for Good Luck. No cabe duda de que el cambio en el estilo y registros del vocalista propiciaba un giro estilístico hacia un hard rock más directo y descarado, que los de ...
11 de abr. de 2024 · The opening track “Let’s Wake Up This Town” is full of classic 80’s rock influences, with stunningly dynamic vocals by Tom Rampton, reminiscent of AC/DC’s Brian Johnson. These first few tracks are also home to some epic guitar solos, and overall the sound and tonality of this album is just… awesome.
1 de abr. de 2021 · Waiting for Good Luck is The Treatment’s second album featuring frontman Tom Rampton on vocals and the first with new bass player Andy Milburn. This revitalized assemblage seems to be revved up and ready to go, judging from the sound of the new music, and will undoubtedly take The Treatment to the top of the rock world.
12 de may. de 2024 · This record is the groups sixth studio effort and remarkably marks the first time across those albums that the same vocalist has featured on three successive releases. It does have to be said that Tom Rampton’s stunning voice has played a big part in recapturing the magic and righting the ship.
2 de feb. de 2021 · Produced by UK rock maestro Laurie Mansworth (Airrace) and mixed by Kevin Shirley (Iron Maiden, Led Zeppelin, Black Country Communion, etc.), “Waiting for Good Luck” is The Treatment’s second album featuring Tom Rampton on vocals (new bass player Andy Milburn joined after the recording of the album).
8 de abr. de 2021 · It’s also their second album featuring Tom Rampton on vocals and the first one with the new bass player Andy Milburn. “ We honestly all believe this album is a huge step forward for The Treatment ,” says the band. It finds Rampton’s raucous vocal style bedding in nicely, suiting the hard rock style perfectly.
