RILEY’S L.A. GUNS will release its sophomore album, “The Dark Horse”, on January 22 via Golden Robot Records. The effort will arrive more than two months after the death of the band’s drummer and leader, Steve Riley, who would have celebrated his 68th birthday on the day of “The Dark Horse”‘s releas…
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