Iron City Rocks has issued an interview with RATT drummer and former native of Pittsburgh, Bobby Blotzer. Bobby talks about signing with Roadrunner, the recording of Ratt's forthcoming album, Infestation, and his new autobiography, Tales Of A Ratt.

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Ratt - who are set to release their first new album in eleven years, entitled Infestation available April 20th via Loud & Proud/Roadrunner Records - are offering a special edition of the album only available on iTunes, which features four new songs not available on the regular retail release including: 'Scatter' (the Japanese bonus track as well), 'You Think You're Tough' (live from the Rockline Studio), 'Tell The World' (live from the Rockline Studio) and 'Way Cool Jr.' (live from the Rockline Studio).

Head to this location to pre-order the special edition.

Infestation was produced by Elvis Baskette (CHEVELLE, ALTER BRIDGE) in the helmer’s Virginia studio, marking the first time the band has recorded outside of Los Angeles. The regular version tracklisting for the album is as follows:

'Eat Me Up Alive'

'Best Of Me'

'A Little Too Much'

'Look Out Below'

'Last Call'

'Lost Weekend'

'As Good As It Gets'

'Garden Of Eden'

'Take A Big Bite'

'Take Me Home'

'Don’t Let Go'

'Scattered'

BraveWords.com has heard the comeback called Infestation - check out a review here.

Ratt 2010 features singer Stephen Pearcy, guitarist Warren DeMartini, drummer Bobby Blotzer, bassist Robbie Crane and new guitarist Carlos Cavazo (ex-QUIET RIOT), engineered Hollywood’s much-heralded Sunset Strip sound in the 1980s.

“We wanted this to be like something that we would have written right after (1984’s) Out Of The Cellar," Pearcy stated recently. “We definitely went back to basics with the mindset of a band with a lot of excitement and some great songs to get out.”

Ratt have recently unleashed a new music video to support the lead single off Infestation, entitled 'Best Of Me'. View below.