Face The Heat

"Face The Heat," released on September 21, 1993, marks the twelfth studio album by the legendary German hard rock band Scorpions. Produced by the band and the late Bruce Fairbairn, this album is a testament to Scorpions' enduring prowess in the rock genre, blending hard rock, glam metal, and classic rock elements into a powerful and engaging collection of tracks. With a duration of 54 minutes, "Face The Heat" features iconic songs like "Alien Nation," which delves into the political landscape of Germany's reunification, and other standout tracks such as "Someone To Touch," "Under The Same Sun," and "Unholy Alliance." This album also saw the band experimenting with contemporary sounds, making it a unique addition to their discography. "Face The Heat" is notable for being the last album to feature drummer Herman Rarebell and the first to include bassist Ralph Rieckermann. The album's singles, including "Alien Nation," "Woman," "Under the Same Sun," and "No Pain No Gain," further solidified Scorpions' status as rock icons. Fans of hard rock and glam metal will find "Face The Heat" to be a compelling addition to their collection, showcasing Scorpions' ability to evolve while staying true to their rock roots.