German hard rock band Unbreakable will make their worldwide radio premiere on this week’s edition of Streets Of Rock & Roll, the acclaimed radio show hosted by Ron Keel and currently airing on over 50 FM/AM/online stations worldwide.

Unbreakable’s debut album, Knockout, was produced by longtime Scorpions’ drummer and songwriter Herman Rarebell and will be released July 29th on Dark Star Records. Rarebell himself makes an appearance on Keel’s radio show to talk about the band and their music:

“I feel like they have what it takes to go all the way, and they remind me very much of the Scorpions when we were young and first came to the United States,” he proclaims during the exclusive interview which can be heard in its entirety at StreetsOfRockNRoll.com . A complete list of affiliate stations and air times is also online there.

Keel’s one-hour weekly broadcast often features the latest music from rock legends as well as giving the new generation of arena rockers a chance to be heard; another bright young star featured on this year’s Monsters Of Rock Cruise, 15 year-old Gabbie Rae, will be heard on the radio for the first time on this week’s episode of the show. “It’s important to acknowledge those acts – like Scorpions – who blazed the hard rock trail for all of us,” Ron states, “but it’s equally important to support acts like Unbreakable and Gabbie Rae who are the future of this music.”

Knockout, is now available for purchase as a very special pre-release version, which comes with a custom bottle opener key chain.

While the rest of the world will have to wait to acquire the album (July 29th in North America and August 18th in Europe and the rest of the world), fans can purchase the pre-release version right now, exclusively from Dark Star Records.

Stream the first single, "Rock The Nightlife", below:

The band - which is comprised of Al Crespo (vocals), Martin Ries (guitar), Pascal Alles (guitar), Lukas Mittler (bass), and Alexander Ries (drums) - couldn't have picked a better/knowledgeable producer, who certainly knows a thing or two about classic '80s metal himself - former Scorpions drummer Herman Rarebell.

"It was a real pleasure to work with Unbreakable," says Rarebell. "They could be the next Scorpions! That is what I think and feel - I had a lot of fun producing them. America… get ready for Unbreakable!"

Once the album drops, Unbreakable plan to hit the road hard, showing the world that they can rock and party with the best.

"You can expect a high energy rock show and hard power chord guitar riffs with melodic solos, a high metallic voice and driving drum rock beats. We feel like home wherever the stage is!"

For information on Unbreakable go to this location.