Las Vegas' own Cyanide is here to bring back the glory days of heavy metal. To party like it's 1987. For fans of Motley Crue, Van Halen, Def Leppard, Kiss, Ratt and Guns 'N Roses among other legendary heavyweights. Their 11 song debut album Lethal Dose is full of high octane, sex, drugs and rock 'n roll fueled tracks.

From the uptempo opener Bitches to Blame to sleazy album closer Whole 'Lotta Trouble (dedicated to the legendary Sherri's Ranch in Pahrump, Nevada), this album brings back the spirit and attitude of classics like Too Fast for Love, High 'N Dry, Out of the Cellar and Appetite for Destruction.

Vocalist Rob Hussey, Guitarist Marc Andrews, Bassist David Karr, Drummer Ryan Gillan, and on live backup vocals Miranda Trenholm, have created a timeless hard rock album that has been sorely missing in this world of computerized auto tune drivel. Tracks like Drinkin', Pump it to Me (featuring John Zito of Count's 77 on slide guitar), Lookin' for a Good Time, first single What Comes Around Goes Around and the classic power ballad It's a Long Road prove this band has what it takes to take 80's hard rock into the next generation.

Cyanide has wowed audiences with its original songs as well as spot on covers like Queen of the Reich, Ten Seconds to Love, and even obscure classics like Kix's Girl Money, while opening for such legends as Skid Row, Stephen Pearcy of Ratt, Bulletboys, Black 'N Blue,?Tuff, Femme Fatale, Cheap Thrill and more. Now with the release of Lethal Dose, the band is poised to take the next stop from local phenom to national sensation.