KISS isn’t interested in breaking any new ground with its first studio album in more than 10 years, instead promising the release will be all meat and potatoes with a classic ‘70s feel.

Bassist-singer Gene Simmons told Rolling Stone the band is working in the studio and the songs for the new album are all written.

“There’s nothing to prove to anybody. We’re not interested in musical trends or anything else. We’re too long in the tooth for that. So it’s going to be sort of a classic ’70s rock & roll vibe. Meat and potatoes. You know, sometimes you just want to go out and have a meat and potatoes thing [and] forget the French dressing,” Simmons said.

He explained that the songs are “about the obvious things.” One example Simmons referenced is the track….

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