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Head on over to the Metal Storm awards site to vote for Infestation.

From the album Infestation.

This coming Wednesday, November 17th, tune in to roadrunnerrecords.com at 11AM to see the brand new Ratt video "Eat Me Up Alive." Marking the latest incendiary track off the band's long-awaited return to Ratt N' Roll form (and first album in 10 years) Infestation, the upcoming video features killer performance footage from the band's tour with the Scorpions this past summer. Don't miss it!

As you can well imagine from the pictures, RATT’s performance at this year's Loud Park Festival was nothing short of awesome. Writes a trusted Roadrunner Japan correspondent, "You cannot lose with RATT, can you?"

With their 55 minute set of 12 ripping songs, the band -- frontman Stephen Pearcy, guitarists Warren DeMartini and Carlos Cavazo, bassist Robbie Crane and drummer Bobby Blotzer -- totally overwhelmed a rabid crowd of 12,000 people at the Saitama Super Area outside of Tokyo, Japan.

In addition to their appearance at Loud Park, the band checked in with MTV Japan, SpaceShower TV and influential area magazines like Burrn!, Eat, and Young Guitar, and held a meet & greet autograph session with fans at the venue!

Missouri radio station KSHE - 95 just held one of their first big rock events this past weekend, and Ratt was on hand to not only bring their Infestation to the masses, but to stop by and talk about their lengthy career.

Watch the video interview below where frontman Stephen Pearcy, guitarist Carlos Cavazo and bassist Robbie Crane talk about their history with St. Louis, the brand new album Infestation, and what to expect from a live Ratt show: "The good, bad and the ugly!"

While out on the road supporting Scorpions, Ratt guitarist Warren DeMartini stopped by the Monte Carlo Casino in Vegas to talk with Stardust Fallout E-zine about the brand new album Infestation. Watch below to see what DeMartini had to say about putting together the new album, getting linked up with Loud & Proud/ Roadrunner and much more!

The critically acclaimed first album in 10 years Infestation is out now. Pick up your copy of the refreshing return to Ratt n' Roll form right here!

RATT Interview with Warren DeMartini @ The Monte Carlo Casino from Stardust Fallout e zine on Vimeo.

While touring with the Scorpions across the US, Ratt stopped in Miami to bring their catchy brand of Ratt N' Roll to the masses. Miami.com was on hand to not only check out the show, but to talk to frontman Stephen Pearcy. "Ten years have passed since Ratt last debuted a new album, but with the release of Infestation in April, the heavy metal rockers are back in full invasion mode," writes the site.

"Known for '80s anthems Round and Round, Lay it Down and Wanted Man -- as well as their stylish videos, complete with Spandex and scantily clad women," continues the site. "Ratt went on to sell more than 20 million albums worldwide and play more than 1,000 shows."

Read an excerpt of their Q&A with Pearcy below, go right here to get the whole feature, and pick up your copy of Infestation now at this location!

Q. What's it like playing Miami some 25 years after first playing the Hollywood Sportatorium?

A. Very cool. A lot of people out there, which helps.

Q. Did you think you'd still be doing this today?

A: I didn't think I'd be doing this two years after we started. But I mean it when I say … and I say it all the time - it doesn't matter if it's 10 people, a hundred, a thousand or ten thousand, it's all the same. It's a party.

Q: Do you have a favorite song to play live?

A: Of course Round...people go nuts for that. But I also like Lay it Down, and the new stuff is really cool. It's going over very well. Except when we do the shorter set, we can't throw in too many new songs. The next rodeo around we'll be doing the full set.