The Chris Lee Band - Protest Songs and Party Anthems (2019)

What if Ozzy fronted T.Rex? Non stop, good time rock and roll at all times. Hooks for days, stories that invite you to the celebration and let you rock out with abandon and no hangover.

"It’s not you, it’s Lee. Motherfucking Chris Lee, that’s who. And one listen to Protector of the Broken Hearts will answer the eternal question of “What if Ozzy fronted T Rex?” Non stop, good time rock and roll at all times from this cat. Play it loud!" - Greg Dulli, Afghan Whigs, Twilight Singers

"This album is a well wore tight pair of jeans that you never wanna take off!" - Peaches

"Whoa! Finally a non-nonsense straight up Rock N’ Roll album from Chris Lee! Been waiting for this since we toured Europe together!” - Dregen, Backyard Babies, Hellacopters

“I’m a sucker for everything Protest Songs and Party Anthems brings the table: raw, sweet, loud, literate and even fun—the F word.” - Kristin Hersh, Throwing Muses

"The arrival of Chris Lee rock is always a festive occasion. Chris’ righteous riffs and sweet melodies speed my pulse, raise my fists to the sky and put a giant smile on my motherfucking face. More please!” - Danko Jones

"You need rock n roll! You need Yellow Soul! You need Protest Songs And Party Anthems! You get it all with Chris Lee! Chris Lee has always kicked ass with his music and lyrics, and even more so now with his new album. Containing hooks for days, st ries that invite you to the celebration and let you rock out with abandon and no hangover !! Get it!!!” - David Catching, Eagles of Death Metal, Queens Of The Stone Age, Mojave Lords

"This record kicks ass. It has a great energy and joie de vivre, and the protest stuff has a great candor and personal quality, but offset by the rockers in a great way." - John Stirrat, Wilco

"I love this record! Chris Kicks some serious Ass!! This is straight up Rock & Roll that has been missing for a long time. I guarantee you won’t be disappointed!!" - John Tempesta, The Cult, Testament

"Chris Lee made fired-up, hook-and-riff-laden, hard-partying rock and roll with Supagroup, but times have changed, and a true artist's mind, like a disco ball, refracts the world he lives in. Chris Lee's new album, "Protest Songs and Party Anthems," flashes images from the culture wars of our times with heavy-rockers like "When the Fire Comes" and "Hail to the Strong Man." Then, just when you're ready to take to the streets in full riot gear, he turns around and delivers on the party-anthem promise of the album's title with irresistible rockers like "Glitterati," "Real Go Getter" and "Rockers on the Left." Who says we can't have our cake and eat it too? We'll be dancing to this in the streets, all the while taking potshots at the fascist oppressor. Big thumbs up.” - Nat Freedberg, The Upper Crust