T3rminal is a real band, and the roster demands attention. Brian Wheat and Tommy Skeoch, both veterans of Tesla, have joined with Josey Scott, the original voice of Saliva, and Chris Holmes, longtime guitarist of W.A.S.P., to form a new modern hard rock outfit built on decades of combined stage time and studio experience. This is not a reunion. This is something new.
Rounding out the lineup on drums for the studio recording is Sal Giancarelli of Staind, whose presence only deepens the collective firepower in the room. The band is currently in production on their debut full-length album, expected later this year. What’s taking shape is loud, heavy, and by all accounts uncompromising, with a bluesy undertow that gives the material some real range.
The chemistry already sounds like it goes beyond a curated lineup. The band has shared footage from the studio sessions, and it shows a group locked in and working with purpose. With players who have each spent careers in front of massive rock audiences, T3rminal enters the picture with zero learning curve.
Tour dates will follow the album’s release. Given who is involved, those announcements will move fast when they come. Keep this one on your radar.