Slash's new song, You're A Lie, doesn't hit radio until next week, but you can check out a teaser of the track above.
The cut is from Slash's second album, Apocalyptic Love, which is the first record he's recorded with his live band, now credited as Myles Kennedy & The Conspirators.
In the UK, Apocalyptic Love will be released on 21 May in an exclusive Classic Rock Fan Pack form, providing a unique collectable package containing the studio album with bonus tracks alongside a specially created magazine with unseen behind-the-scenes content put together by Classic Rock.
For a look at Slash in the studio, check out these new "webisodes" below. To view the first two, click here.
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