Lypswitch “Out Of Control” – New Song and Video
Sleaze hard rockers LYPSWITCH has recently dropped their latest single, ‘Out Of Control,’ along with an exciting music video. This song is the second in a series of three new tracks that are part of a bigger collection comprising 17 songs and a 20-page booklet.
Their first single, “Rattlesnake Skin,” was released in March. What makes this release stand out is how LYPSWITCH combines their unique sound with lyrics that really make you think. The entire collection has been remastered by Anthony Focx, known for his work with big names like Ace Frehley, Aerosmith, and Foreigner. He was also guitar player in early 2000 “super-group” Beautiful Creatures.
So, if you’re a fan of hard-hitting rock music with a twist, LYPSWITCH’s latest release is definitely worth checking out!
LYPSWITCH is:
Danny Whaley on Vocals
Mick O’Brien on Guitars
David Love on Bass
Kevin Agosta on Drums
LYPSWITCH ‘World of Sin’ Track Listing:
1. World of Sin
2. American Song
3. Somewhere Someplace
4. Watch Me Live
5. Carry Me Away
6. Rock N Roll Ain’t Pretty
7. Thirst
8. Domination
9. Rattlesnake Skin
10. Fever/Psychedelic
11. Sex on the Sun
12. Razorblade Slide
13. Kiss in the Dark
14. Get Out – Run
15. Out of Control
16. Man in the Middle
17. Dave’s Song
Originally from Orlando, Florida moved to Hollywood April of 1988. The band kicked and clawed their way around the Strip scene packing the usual hotspots such as The Whisky (a favorite of theirs), Gazzarris, The Roxy, and The Troubadour while frequently playing with rival bands such as Taz, Scratch, Liquor Sweet, Blackboard Jungle, Funhouse, as well as Bang Tango and Love/Hate, who, of course, went onto significant label success. Along with that healthy competition, LYSWITCH also had plenty of press from L.A. rags like BAM, Rock City News, and Screamer, as well as even getting coveted airplay on the legendary KNAC Pure Rock 105.5FM with their first single “Rattlesnake Skin” in late 1989 and 1990. Along the way, they also took part in the L.A. band traditions of posting flyers, making phone calls to people on their mailing list, and even sending newsletters to people who listed themselves in the pen pal section of Metal Edge Magazine. It was an idea that helped the band spread their name all over the country and even internationally!
