Metal Blade Records<\/strong>.<\/p>\nSpeaking about the track, vocalist John Bush<\/strong> shares, \u201cit\u2019s like you knocked something out of the park. I use a lot of sports analogies because I love sports. Sports IS entertainment\u2026 Hit A Moonshot<\/strong>\u00a0is inspired by the people who keep landing on their feet. Like, no matter what the fuck this person does\u2026 Some people just get lucky. This applies to anyone. And landing on your feet is commendable. So, I\u2019m busting balls, but I\u2019m also giving accolades. Sometimes people can do that all the way to their grave. Then there are other people who are so good or talented or creative, and they struggle forever. I don\u2019t think life is balanced all the time, and I don\u2019t think it\u2019s fair.<\/em><\/p>\nIt has a ferocious riff, cool tempo changes, scorching leads, huge chorus with lots of backing vocals. We love QUEEN <\/b>and THE SWEET<\/b>! It\u2019s a cool breakdown with an epic ending. Once again, it sounds just like ARMORED SAINT<\/strong>.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\nBassist Joey Vera<\/strong> adds, \u201cthe intro riff is an echo of a memory from age 17 when I was in a garage band in Los Angeles. After I came up with this new version, the familiarity of it revealed itself once I stood back and listened. The riff is very different from the original one but there\u2019s no doubt the feel and vibe has stuck with me ever since then. I added a half-time feel to the chorus to steer the arrangement away from predictability. It feels like classic SAINT<\/strong> to me.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\nGuitarist Jeff Duncan<\/strong> concludes, \u201cI think the song defines what ARMORED SAINT<\/strong> sounds like now. I used my Les Paul and an EVH amp for the rhythm guitars on everything. My solos were done with a couple different guitars; it\u2019s simple, just good guitars plugged into a good amp and let it rip.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\nWatch the official music video for Hit A Moonshot here:<\/strong><\/p>\n