Spanish hard rockers ‘77 present the music video for title track of the forthcoming new album and Century Media debut, Nothing's Gonna Stop Us, out on October 30th. The video, directed by Juli Bazooka for Full Metal Films, can be seen below:

Artistically and aesthetically deeply rooted in the Seventies, the Valeta brothers Armand Valeta (vocals and rhythm guitar) and LG Valeta (lead guitar) founded ’77 (pronounced Seventy Seven) as a direct reflection of the concept of the era they love. Over the past years ’77, who are hailing from Spain, didn’t just make a name for themselves with their studio recordings, but particularly with their high energy live shows that secured them countless European tours with the likes of diverse bands such as Bullet or Audrey Horne.

Nothing’s Gonna Stop Us, was produced by Jaime Gomez Arellano who has worked with diverse artists such as Paradise Lost, Ghost, Ulver or Cathedral. You figure this might sound too heavy for fans of real rock’n’roll? Wait until you get to hear the first track and you’ll be turned into a real believer that this was a match made in rock’n’roll heaven!

Gomez on the recording: "Working with '77 was a brilliant journey back to... well... sort of 1977!  We decided to take our trip back in time very seriously and didn't compromise on anything. First, we worked very hard on a pre-production, then went to record the album on an all-original 1976 Neve desk at Music Lan Studios in Spain. It was all recorded live using vintage drums, guitars, amplifiers, microphones and classic analog outboard units - all to analogue 2 inch tape. In most cases we kept the first take and we did no more than two takes per song. We then mixed in my Orgone Studios on my SSL desk and mastered it to 1/4 inch analogue tape. The result: an exciting, energetic record where I think we managed to capture the spirit of '77."

Nothing’s Gonna Stop Us tracklisting:

“It's Alright”
“Tonight”
“Come & Join Us”
“Street Dogs”
“Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now”
“GMDF”
“Tightrope”
“Still Waiting”
“No One Like You”
“She Makes Me”
“Too Young To Go”
“We Want More Rock And Roll”

“It's Alright”:

‘77 tour dates:

October (with Michael Schenker’s Temple Of Rock)
30 - Zoetermeer, Netherlands - Boerderij
31 - Rijssen, Netherlands - Lucky

November (with Michael Schenker’s Temple Of Rock)
3 - Paris, France - Bataclan
5 - Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg - Rockhal
6 - Bourg En Bresse, France - La Tannerie
7 - Les Pennes-Mirabeau, France - Jas'Rod

November (with Danko Jones, Dead Lord)
13 - Dresden, Germany - Alter Schlachthof
15 - Groningen, Netherlands - Oosterpoort
17 - Zurich, Switzerland - Dynamo
18 - Solothurn, Switzerland - Kofmehl
19 - Karlsruhe, Germany - Substage
20 - Den Haag, Netherlands - Paard van Troje
22 - Deventer, Netherlands - Burgerweeshuis
24 - Bochum, Germany - Zeche
25 - Antwerp, Belgium - Trix

November
27 - Dortmund, Germany - Leafmeal

‘77 are:

Armand Valeta - Vocals & Rhythm Guitar
LG Valeta - Lead Guitar
Guillem Martinez - Bass
Andy Cobo - Drums