Def Leppard have shared “Take What You Need,” the most recent track from their upcoming album Diamond Star Halos. The track opens in basic Def Leppard vogue, with clear guitar arpeggios and constructing drums giving strategy to a large, crunchy lead riff.
“From two completely different worlds / We come crashing in / It is like an ideal storm,” Joe Elliott sings. “Nonetheless shoulder to shoulder / Soldier to soldier / So simply convey it on.”
You’ll be able to hear it under.
“Take What You Need” is the second track launched upfront of Diamond Star Halos, following the debut single “Kick.” The twelfth studio album of Def Leppard’s profession arrives on Could 27.
Beforehand, Elliott defined what continues motivating his band to launch new materials. “We have at all times mentioned that what we have to try to obtain earlier than we kick all of it within the head or we’re gone is to be bracketed among the many greats: Lennon-McCartney, Jagger-Richards, Ray Davies, Pete Townshend,” he explained in 2021. “We in all probability by no means will, however we’re by no means gonna cease making an attempt.
“We’re not considering making an attempt to be some second division, ‘Oh, that’ll do’ type of factor,” he continued. “It is like if any individual fails climbing Mount Everest: In the event that they’re that determined, then they will strive once more subsequent yr. That is how we really feel about what we do, so we’re simply gonna strive our greatest, once more, and preserve going for it.”
Def Leppard will hit the highway this summer time for his or her long-awaited Stadium Tour alongside Motley Crue, Poison and Joan Jett and the Blackhearts. The trek, which had been postponed a number of instances as a result of pandemic, is scheduled to kick off on June 16 in Atlanta. Members of Def Leppard have already revealed that songs from Diamond Star Halos can be integrated into their Stadium Tour set lists.
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