KISS, the iconic rock band, unleashed their tenth studio album, "Asylum," on September 16, 1985, under the Mercury label. This high-energy album is a powerhouse of glam rock, glam metal, and hard rock, encapsulating the raw and rebellious spirit of the 1980s. With a runtime of just under 39 minutes, "Asylum" is a concise yet explosive collection of tracks that showcase KISS's signature sound and theatrical flair.
The album kicks off with "King Of The Mountain," an anthemic opener that sets the tone for the rest of the record. "Any Way You Slice It" and "Who Wants To Be Lonely" follow, delivering catchy hooks and powerful vocals. The title track, "Trial By Fire," is a standout, featuring driving guitars and a memorable chorus. "I'm Alive" and "Love's A Deadly Weapon" continue the high-octane energy, while "Tears Are Falling" and "Secretly Cruel" add a touch of melancholy and intensity.
"Radar For Love" is a standout track, blending glam metal with a catchy, radio-friendly sound. The album closes with "Uh! All Night," a high-energy rocker that leaves you wanting more. "Asylum" is a testament to KISS's enduring appeal and their ability to craft timeless rock anthems. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to their music, this album is a thrilling journey through the heart of 80s rock.
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