Renowned for their first pumping sing-along rock anthems,  the Glam Rock Warriors from Down Under have returned with a powerful, symphonic, heartfelt magnum opus. Drenched in emotion and wrapped in theatrical rock grandeur, “Heaven’s Bell” is a powerful ode to loved ones lost and the promise of reunion beyond the stars.

With haunting melodies, heart-piercing vocals, and lyrics that cut deep—“Some days are easy, the nights are hell”—Crosson taps into the raw pulse of grief while lighting the way with hope. A tender farewell turned rock ballad, this is Crosson at their most vulnerable… and most epic.

“Heaven’s Bell” is taken from Crosson’s album Guilty of Rock, out now via Wormholedeath.

Stream the album here: https://orcd.co/guiltyofrock

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Australian theatrical glam rock band CROSSON has just released their third video, “Guilty Of Rock,” the title track from their latest album.

Set in a dystopian future where rock music is outlawed, the 3D animated video features CROSSON as rebellious rock ‘n’ roll renegades being hunted by authorities as they speed toward an underground, illegal concert.

“Since the band began, I always dreamed of bringing us to life as 3D animated characters. It only took seven albums—but we finally made it happen. We worked with Australian animator ‘Kyle Boddy’ over a few months developing the storyboard and getting the 3D characters designed.” says Jason Crosson, the band’s frontman, songwriter, and producer.

Mixed and mastered in Sweden by renowned producer Erik Martensson (Eclipse, W.E.T.), the track is fast becoming a rock anthem. It’s already a fan favourite during live shows, where CROSSON’s dancers take the stage in full police uniforms—complete with handcuffs.

CROSSON’s seventh studio album, Guilty Of Rock, is earning glowing 4- and 5-star reviews worldwide and is available now on all major digital platforms via WormholeDeath Records.

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