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The Treatment - Running With The Dogs (2CD) (Limited Edition Digipak) (2014)













Year : 2014
Style : Hard Rock
Country : United Kingdom
Audio : 320 kbps + all scans
Size : 166 mb

Bio:

At a time when so much rock music is defined according to a specific genre or sub-genre, it’s refreshing for a new band to come along who are both happy and proud to be called simply ‘rock’… and when that band are just 18 years old, then the project becomes very exciting indeed: classic sounds filtered through young hearts an’ minds.A five-strong outfit based in the Cambridge area of the UK, The Treatment are indeed tender in years, but you’d never guess that from the quality of their song-writing or the confident swagger of their live show. It’s only really the exuberance and in-built energy of their playing that gives the game away, adding a fresh-faced twist to some deeply classic grooves.Combining the drive of early Def Leppard with the song-writing ability of prime UFO and Thin Lizzy, the whole thing underpinned by the sort of low-slung riffing redolent of early Aerosmith or G n’ R, The Treatment are unashamedly inspired by an era when rock bands looked like rock bands and were generally intent on causing a stir (both onstage and off); an era when the lifestyle was important, when music was everything and when vinyl was king.

Album:

THE TREATMENT is a five piece Hard Rock outfit hailing from the Cambridge area of the United Kingdom, forming in 2008 as 15-18 year olds and hungry for appreciation and attention at a time when we need newcomers to push the movement of heavy music forward. Their debut album “This Might Hurt” came out in 2011, setting the foundation for this follow up full length “Running with the Dogs”.The proliferation of music at every turn has pushed ‘classic Rock bands now to a third generation, with many large advertisers and businesses using material from JUDAS PRIEST to RUSH to TWISTED SISTER to peddle an era and lifestyle that transcends time. THE TREATMENT spit out their own version of classic Hard Rock, updating things through a touch of Punk and Sleaze to keep the energy level abuzz.“I Bleed Rock + Roll” opens the proceedings, a party anthem paying tribute to the genre they love, guitarists Jake Pattinson and Tagore Grey layering their retro-oriented power chords with a sense of punk charm. THE CULT as well as AC/DC would be proud of the offspring and professionalism these lads display. Elsewhere “Drop Like a Stone” and “Emergency” appeal as future set staples, the hooks as large as they can muster musically while the harmonic chorus work from Matt Jones is in the vein of DEF LEPPARD circa the “High ‘n’ Dry” days.The 13 songs fly by in a tidy 47 minutes, as only two tracks barely clip beyond 4 minutes. When the band choose to be more subdued and tuneful, you see them reach back into possible 60’s and early 70’s heroes like BAD COMPANY or LYNYRD SKYNYRD for the half acoustic/ half electric ballad “Cloud Across the Sun”. For such a young band, THE TREATMENT surprisingly are very skillful in the art of balancing simplified 3 chord Hard Rock and keeping the tempos dynamically different so that you anticipate the next track- especially when the band produce sinister wah-wah lead breaks in the darker “Don’t Get Mad Get Evil”.“Running with the Dogs” doesn’t profess to change the template of the Hard Rock genre- it only uses the right tools in the right way to deliver a series of strong songs that should get audiences stomping their feet and clapping their hands.

Line Up:

Matt Jones – Vocals
Tagore Grey – Guitar
Jake Pattinson – Guitar
Rick ‘Swoggle’ Newman – Bass
Dhani Mansworth – Drums

Tracklist:

CD1:

01. I Bleed Rock + Roll
02. Drop Like A Stone
03. Get The Party On
04. Running With The Dogs
05. The Outlaw
06. Emergency
07. She's Too Much
08. Cloud Across The Sun
09. Don't Look Down
10. World On Fire
11. What Is There To Say?
12. Unchain My World
13. Don't Get Mad Get Evil

CD2: Bonus CD

01. Way Of The World
02. The Seeker
03. She Does It Right
04. No Matter What
05. In My Chair
06. Running With The Dogs (Acoustic)
07. I Bleed Rock + Roll (Acoustic)




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The Treatment - Generation Me (Deluxe Edition) (2016)













Year : 2016
Style : Hard Rock
Country : United Kingdom
Audio : 320 kbps + scans + Video
Size : 182 mb

Bio:

At a time when so much rock music is defined according to a specific genre or sub-genre, it’s refreshing for a new band to come along who are both happy and proud to be called simply ‘rock’… and when that band are just 18 years old, then the project becomes very exciting indeed: classic sounds filtered through young hearts an’ minds.A five-strong outfit based in the Cambridge area of the UK, The Treatment are indeed tender in years, but you’d never guess that from the quality of their song-writing or the confident swagger of their live show. It’s only really the exuberance and in-built energy of their playing that gives the game away, adding a fresh-faced twist to some deeply classic grooves.Combining the drive of early Def Leppard with the song-writing ability of prime UFO and Thin Lizzy, the whole thing underpinned by the sort of low-slung riffing redolent of early Aerosmith or G n’ R, The Treatment are unashamedly inspired by an era when rock bands looked like rock bands and were generally intent on causing a stir (both onstage and off); an era when the lifestyle was important, when music was everything and when vinyl was king.

Album:

Frontiers Music Srl is pleased to announce the digital release of a Deluxe Edition of THE TREATMENT's hit album 'Generation Me' on November 18!.The deluxe edition adds four bonus tracks: one new studio track, Killer, and stripped down acoustic performances of: Let It Begin (Acoustic), Running With the Dogs (Acoustic) and We Are Beautiful (Acoustic). 'Generation Me' received amazing reviews from all over the world. Just a taste of some of the glowing accolades: 'Equal parts ballsy attitude, infectious hooks, driving rhythms, and adrenaline fueled riffage, Generation Me is an album every self-respecting hard rocker should own.' - Metaholic . 'Not afraid to be rock stars, The Treatment sing about the unstoppable power of rock and threaten to overdose the listener with their rampaging hormones' lock up your daughters: rock just got dangerous again.' - SonicAbuse. ''Generation Me', is just great hard rock that's tailor made for disenfranchised youths spitting fire and snot-nosed declarations of war.' ' Stereoboard. 'The Treatment play basic classic hard rock, infused with boogie and groove, melody and harmony. It's what we all know and love. Quite recommended.' ' Dangerdog Music Reviews. 'This album should help project The Treatment even further, there is a maturity to the collection of songs but still balanced with their original youthful enthusiasm.' - Moshville Times.'Some albums from the rock genre, certainly over recent times, rather sadly die away after the first five or six songs, but here we have musical strength from start to finish.' Uber Rock.'There seems little to no doubt in my mind that THE TREATMENT's Generation Me will find itself nestled among the Sleaze Roxx's Top Ten Albums of 2016 at the end of this year.' Sleaze Roxx.The release of the deluxe edition is not only a celebration of THE TREATMENT's most successful release to date, but also in support of the band's upcoming tour dates supporting Reckless Love and a heap of headline shows across Europe. Dates are listed below. Additionally, the band has put together a selection of their favourite tunes to crank on the tour bus and want YOU to help with their drives.Watch music videos for album cuts, "Let It Begin" and "Backseat Heartbeat" as well as a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the album at the links below.

THE TREATMENT, the critically acclaimed British hard rock band, will release its new studio album, "Generation Me", on Friday, March 18, 2016 via Frontiers Music Srl. The band's highly anticipated third album will be THE TREATMENT's first to feature new lead singer Mitchel Emms and new guitarist Tao Grey.Early reports of THE TREATMENT's "Generation Me" album points to a triumphant return to form, celebrating a raft of spectacular big-sounding rock songs bursting with high-octane rock energy.Produced by Laurie Mansworth, mixed by Tony Newton and mastered by Ade Emsley, "Generation Me" is the follow up to 2014's "Running With The Dogs" album. It's a hands-down, mind-blowing rock extravaganza that will leave rock fans wanting more than what they bargained for."We're absolutely delighted to announce that the recording of our third full-length album 'Generation Me' is now complete," says THE TREATMENT's new guitarist Tao Grey. "We honestly all believe this album is a huge step forward for THE TREATMENT and we can't wait for you to hear it. We will be touring throughout 2016/17 and we look forward to seeing all you TREATMENT troops at our shows next year."Ever since THE TREATMENT first arrived in 2011 with their debut album, "This Might Hurt", they've played numerous festivals, including Sonisphere, Download and most recently, Steelhouse, and toured extensively with ALICE COOPER, STEEL PANTHER, KISS, MÖTLEY CRÜE, SLASH and W.A.S.P.

Line Up:

Mitchel Emms (vocals)
Tagore Grey (guitar)
Tao Grey (guitar)
Dhani Mansworth (drums)
Rick "Swoggle" Newman (bass)

Tracklist:

01. Let It Begin
02. The Devil
03. Tell Us The Truth
04. Generation Me
05. Backseat Heartbeat
06. Cry Tough
07. We Are Beautiful
08. I Know She Knows
09. Bloodsucker
10. Better Think Again
11. Light The Sun
12. Killer (Bonus Track)
13. Let It Begin (Acoustic Version) (Bonus Track)
14. Running with the Dogs (Acoustic Version) (Bonus Track)
15. We Are Beautiful (Acoustic Version) (Bonus Track)

+ Video "Backseat Heartbeat" (Official Video)




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The Treatment - Power Crazy (Japan Edition) (2019)











Year : 2019
Style : Hard Rock
Country : United Kingdom
Audio : 320 kbps + front + Video
Size : 178 mb

Bio:

At a time when so much rock music is defined according to a specific genre or sub-genre, it’s refreshing for a new band to come along who are both happy and proud to be called simply ‘rock’… and when that band are just 18 years old, then the project becomes very exciting indeed: classic sounds filtered through young hearts an’ minds.A five-strong outfit based in the Cambridge area of the UK, The Treatment are indeed tender in years, but you’d never guess that from the quality of their song-writing or the confident swagger of their live show. It’s only really the exuberance and in-built energy of their playing that gives the game away, adding a fresh-faced twist to some deeply classic grooves.Combining the drive of early Def Leppard with the song-writing ability of prime UFO and Thin Lizzy, the whole thing underpinned by the sort of low-slung riffing redolent of early Aerosmith or G n’ R, The Treatment are unashamedly inspired by an era when rock bands looked like rock bands and were generally intent on causing a stir (both onstage and off); an era when the lifestyle was important, when music was everything and when vinyl was king.

Album:

March 22 is the release date for British hard rock five-piece THE TREATMENT new album "Power Crazy" via Frontiers Music, while this advanced Japanese edition including 2 bonus tracks will appear tomorrow."Power Crazy" is the band's fourth full-length album and continues their successful formula of coupling sonic power with a taste for infectious riffs.With this record, The Treatment is firing on all cylinders with its slice of no-frills hard rock. A quick listen will instantly reveal the essential ingredients of a classic hard rock album: riffs, huge choruses, catchy licks, and straight to the point songs."Power Crazy" is also The Treatment's first album to feature new singer Tom Rampton. With his raspy voice in the best classic rock tradition, you can rest assured he knows how to ride high on the guitar attack from guitarists Tao and Tagore Grey.Blasting off with “Lets Get Dirty” is a pure form hard rock number that sets the scene for the rest of the album, as the drums thunder, guitars wail with toe tapping rhythm and the vocals scream perfectly in sync. Hard edged tune plenty of attitude.“On The Money” adds a bluesy touch, like a potty mouthed ZZ Top if you will, but goodness me, it's catchy. To that end, by the time next track “Bite Back” has done its thing you might well have your fists in the air like you just don’t care and look, “Hang ‘Em High” is about as unapologetic as rock n roll gets.Back to a slower and bluesier feel is “Luck Of The Draw”, a beautifully delivered midtempo with very nice guitars.With a title like “Scar With Her Name” you think about a ballad. Nope. Actually, this is a romp that The Cult would have sold millions with in the '80s, and “King Of The City” is a proper slab of NWOBHM. The heaviest thing they’ve ever done, and rocks.And if “Power Crazy” largely isn’t arsed with introspection whatsoever, then “Waiting for The Call” comes on a bit like early Whitesnake, and is a slower thing, with some soaring harmonies, but even here they can’t resist the hook-line: “let’s beat them all…..”“Power Crazy” has to be one of the best classic Hard Rock albums of the year already. They have delivered an album utterly full of excellent standalone tracks, twelve to be exact (with a bonus acoustic for physical CD, plus an extra one for this Japan release) and prove they are far from stingy to their fans.Not only that, there is not a single filler song on this album. Yes some are stronger than others, but even the weakest song fully stands on its own two feet.Years ago The Treatment was one if the biggest promising classic hard rock bands from UK.They faced some troubles, delays, change of personnel... 2019 looks good for them. “Power Crazy” sounds like they’re ready for anything, to make it big.

Line Up:

Tom Rampton - Vocals
Tagore Grey - Guitar
Tao Grey - Guitar
Dhani Mansworth - Drums
Rick 'Swoggle' Newman - Bass

Tracklist:

01. Let's Get Dirty
02. Rising Power
03. On The Money
04. Bite Back
05. Luck Of The Draw
06. Hang Them High
07. Scar With Her Name
08. King Of The City
09. Waiting For The Call
10. Laying It Down
11. The Fighting Song
12. Falling Down
13. Bite Back (Acoustic Version) (Japan Bonus Track)
14. Let's Get Dirty (Acoustic Version) (Japan Bonus Track)

+ Video "Hang Them High" (Official Video)




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The Treatment - Waiting For Good Luck (2021)













Year : 2021
Style : Melodic Hard Rock
Country : United Kingdom
Audio : 320 kbps + all scans
Size : 122 mb

Bio:

The Treatment formed in 2008 in Cambridge, England.At a time when so much rock music is defined according to a specific genre or sub-genre, it’s refreshing for a new band to come along who are both happy and proud to be called simply ‘rock’… and when that band are just 18 years old, then the project becomes very exciting indeed: classic sounds filtered through young hearts an’ minds.A five-strong outfit based in the Cambridge area of the UK, The Treatment are indeed tender in years, but you’d never guess that from the quality of their song-writing or the confident swagger of their live show. It’s only really the exuberance and in-built energy of their playing that gives the game away, adding a fresh-faced twist to some deeply classic grooves.Combining the drive of early Def Leppard with the song-writing ability of prime UFO and Thin Lizzy, the whole thing underpinned by the sort of low-slung riffing redolent of early Aerosmith or G n’ R, The Treatment are unashamedly inspired by an era when rock bands looked like rock bands and were generally intent on causing a stir (both onstage and off); an era when the lifestyle was important, when music was everything and when vinyl was king.

Album:

"Waiting For Good Luck" is the fifth full-length album from British hard rockers The Treatment. Showcasing an intense sonic power only hinted at thus far, The Treatment is truly firing on all cylinders now. A first listen will instantly reveal hulking riffs and memorable choruses and further listens reveal more and more as the listener delves into this love letter to hard rock. "Waiting For Good Luck" truly is a classic album in the making.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 and the first one with the new bass player Andy Milburn. Rampton's raspy, whisky-soaked vocal style suits the band's driving, hard rock style perfectly and the results of him having toured with and gelled further with the band can really be heard distinctly here. A magnificent slice of groove-laden, fist-pumping, unapologetic rock 'n' roll anthems, which showcase a band hungry for more and showing no signs of slowing down, "Waiting For Good Luck" is the most realized offering yet from The Treatment. “We honestly all believe this album is a huge step forward for The Treatment and we can't wait for you to hear it. We will be touring as soon as circumstances will allow us and we look forward to seeing all you Treatment troops at our shows next year", says the band.The Treatment formed in 2008 in Cambridge, England. Their debut album, "This Might Hurt" was released in 2011 and followed by "Running With The Dogs" (2014), "Generation Me" (2016) and "Power Crazy" (2019). The band has toured with KISS, Mötley Crüe, Steel Panther, Thin Lizzy and Alice Cooper, just to name a few, as well as appearing at massive rock festivals like Download and Sonisphere.

Line Up:

Tom Rampton - vocals
Tagore Grey - guitar
Tao Grey - guitar
Dhani Mansworth - drums
Rick "Swoggle" Newman - bass

Tracklist:

01. Rat Race
02. Take It Or Leave It
03. Lightning In A Bottle
04. Vampress
05. Eyes On You
06. No Way Home
07. Devil In The Detail
08. Tough Kid
09. Hold Fire
10. Barman
11. Let's Make Money
12. Wrong Way
13. Barman (Piano Version) (Bonus Track)




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The Treatment - Wake Up The Neighbourhood (2024)











Year : 2024
Style : Melodic Hard Rock
Country : United Kingdom
Audio : 320 kbps + front
Size : 112 mb

Bio:

The Treatment formed in 2008 in Cambridge, England.At a time when so much rock music is defined according to a specific genre or sub-genre, it’s refreshing for a new band to come along who are both happy and proud to be called simply ‘rock’… and when that band are just 18 years old, then the project becomes very exciting indeed: classic sounds filtered through young hearts an’ minds.A five-strong outfit based in the Cambridge area of the UK, The Treatment are indeed tender in years, but you’d never guess that from the quality of their song-writing or the confident swagger of their live show. It’s only really the exuberance and in-built energy of their playing that gives the game away, adding a fresh-faced twist to some deeply classic grooves.Combining the drive of early Def Leppard with the song-writing ability of prime UFO and Thin Lizzy, the whole thing underpinned by the sort of low-slung riffing redolent of early Aerosmith or G n’ R, The Treatment are unashamedly inspired by an era when rock bands looked like rock bands and were generally intent on causing a stir (both onstage and off); an era when the lifestyle was important, when music was everything and when vinyl was king.

Album:

The Treatment, the quintessential rock band from the heart of Cambridge, UK, proudly unveils their highly anticipated sixth studio album, "Wake Up The Neighbourhood". Set to release on May 10th 2024, this album marks a new pinnacle in the band's illustrious career.The band’s new single and video, "Let’s Wake Up This Town", is out today, offering a tantalizing glimpse into the electrifying energy and unapologetic rock 'n roll spirit that defines the album."We wanted to create an album that pays homage to the golden era of rock 'n roll while infusing our own modern twist," says the band. "With 'Wake Up The Neighbourhood', we've pushed ourselves to new heights and crafted an album that we're truly proud of."Since their inception in 2008, The Treatment has consistently delivered high-octane performances and infectious songwriting that sets them apart from the rest. "Wake Up The Neighbourhood" stands as a testament to their evolution as musicians and showcases their relentless drive and passion for rock music.With influences ranging from the timeless melodies of Def Leppard to the raw energy of AC/DC and Thin Lizzy, "Wake Up The Neighbourhood" is a masterclass in classic rock revivalism. From blistering rock anthems to soul-stirring ballads, the album offers a diverse range of styles that will captivate audiences worldwide.The Treatment's discography includes acclaimed albums such as "This Might Hurt" (2011), "Running With The Dogs" (2014), "Generation Me" (2016), "Power Crazy" (2019), and "Waiting For Good Luck" (2021). Over the years, they have shared the stage with legendary acts like KISS, Mötley Crüe, Steel Panther, Thin Lizzy, and Alice Cooper, solidifying their status as one of the most formidable live acts in the rock scene.As the world eagerly awaits the release of "Wake Up The Neighbourhood", The Treatment continues to reignite the flame of rock 'n roll with their electrifying performances and timeless music.

Line Up:

Tom Rampton - vocals
Tagore Grey - guitar
Tao Grey - guitar
Andy Milburn - bass
Dhani Mansworth - drums

Tracklist:

01. Let's Wake Up This Town
02. Back To The 1970's
03. When Thunder And Lightning Strikes
04. This Fire Still Burns
05. Man On The Highwire
06. I Can't Wait No Longer
07. Don't Make No Difference To Me
08. Fire Me Up
09. Free Yourself
10. Kick You Around
11. I've Got My Mind Made Up




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