Slash is seemingly set to release his blues rock solo album imminently.

The GUNS N' ROSES axe-slayer has spoken about his fondness for the genre in a video teasing the upcoming LP.

He said in the Instagram clip: “I’m a rock guitar player that’s firmly rooted in blues.

“Blues guitar is really something that I got turned on to when I was a kid. If you were to listen to anything that I do, you can see how big the blues influence is, and I’d always thought that I’d want to record a record at some point. And we got together and did it.”

More information will arrive on Friday (08.03.24).

Slash previously revealed Demi Lovato will be among the stars to appear on the record.

The pair joined forces on a rock version of Demi's hit 'Sorry Not Sorry' last year.

Slash - who also releases albums featuring Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators - released his debut self-titled solo album in 2010.

The star-studded collection featured the likes of Ozzy Osbourne, Chris Cornell, Alice Cooper, Iggy Pop, Lemmy Kilmister, Dave Grohl, Adam Levine, The Cult’s Ian Astbury, Kid Rock, and his Guns N' Roses bandmate Duff Mckagan.

Bassist McKagan released his latest solo album, featuring the likes of Slash, Iggy Pop and Jerry Cantrell, in October.

As for Guns N' Roses, in January, Axl Rose and co shared an AI-generated music video for 'The General' featuring animated versions of the band.

'The General' was released in December, as the B-side to 'Perhaps'.

The 'Patience' rockers released two tracks, ‘Absurd’ and ‘Hard Skool’, both reworked outtakes from 2008's 'Chinese Democracy', in 2021.

'Perhaps' and 'The General' are both from that era as well.