Slash, the iconic, Grammy-winning guitarist and songwriter, spoke to Germany’s Rock Antenne about his upcoming blues solo album “Orgy Of The Damned”, which is due on May 17 via Gibson Records. The 12-track project features guest appearances by AC/DC’s Brian Johnson, AEROSMITH’s Steven Tyler, Iggy Po…
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