TEMPT is not your average rock band. They're a force to be reckoned with, a group of four New York City kids who have defied the odds and created a sound that's all their own. It's a sound that's both familiar and fresh, blending elements of classic rock with modern sensibilities to create something that feels both timeless and excitingly new. TEMPT has quickly made a name for themselves in the rock world. They were discovered by the late great agent, Steve Strange who recognized their talent from the very beginning. They've opened for Bon Jovi at Madison Square Garden and played major festivals across Europe, sharing the stage with legends like Iron Maiden and Shinedown, and their latest album, co-produced and mixed by Grammy Award winner Chris Lord-Alge, is a testament to their talent and hard work. But what really sets TEMPT apart is their refusal to play by the rules. They're not content to simply follow in the footsteps of their heroes, to replicate the sounds of the past in a nostalgic haze or to conform to formulaic pop music trends. Instead, they're forging their own path, creating a sound that's uniquely theirs and unapologetically modern. TEMPT's music is a reflection of the times we live in, a potent blend of hope and uncertainty, of joy and despair. It's the sound of a generation that's been told they'll never make it, that rock is dead and there's no future in music. But TEMPT has proven them wrong.