Band Of The Week

 
Zan/Cody - the project of Shotgun Messiah’s original singer Zinny Zan (vocals) and Harry Cody (guitars).

When two of the founding architects of Swedish sleaze hard rock reunite, the result can only be explosive. Zinny Zan (vocals) and Harry Cody (guitars), the original front duo of cult legends Shotgun Messiah, are back together under the banner Zan/Cody.

Shotgun Messiah’s self-titled 1989 debut remains a cornerstone of glam and sleaze metal, a record that shaped an entire generation and secured the band’s status as one of the most influential cult acts in Scandinavian hard rock. Now, decades later, Zan and Cody rekindle that chemistry with a record that proudly revives the classic Shotgun Messiah sleaze vibe, while pushing it forward with renewed energy, attitude and modern punch.

At the center of the album is Harry Cody’s unmistakable guitar work - sharp, melodic, gritty and instantly recognizable. Long regarded as one of the most respected guitarists to emerge from the Swedish scene, Cody delivers riffs and solos that are both streetwise and technically refined, perfectly complementing Zinny Zan’s raw, charismatic vocal delivery, steeped in attitude and rock ’n’ roll swagger.

Fans can expect uncompromising sleaze hard rock, undeniable hooks, and the spirit of a band that helped define a scene - reborn, louder and sharper than ever.
 
The new album "Beatiful 'N Damned" will be released on Frontiers Music on July 24th 2026. Björn Höglund, Nalle Påhlsson and Chris Laney are playing on the upcoming album and will also play live with the band.
 
Band:
Zinny Zan - vocals
Harry Cody - guitars
Chris laney - Keys and guitar
Nalle Påhlsson - bass
Björn Höglund - drums
 
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