Rods | The

: The definitive power trio consists of David Feinstein (guitar/vocals), Carl Canedy (drums), and Garry Bordonaro (bass), who replaced original bassist Steven Starmer after the first album.

Features new bassist Freddy Villano and a modern production "twist". Recent Developments (2024–2026) The Rods

: Critics describe their music as a blend of Manowar, Anvil, and KISS—unapologetically focusing on "metal" themes, shout-along choruses, and solid guitar work. Chronological Discography and Evolution : The definitive power trio consists of David

As of early 2026, the band remains active with high production values and new material: Chronological Discography and Evolution As of early 2026,

The Rods are characterized by a "Neanderthal" or "balls-to-the-wall" version of traditional metal that rejected the boogie-rock style of Feinstein's previous band, Elf.

The band’s career is divided into a prolific early era (1980–1986) and a modern resurgence beginning in 2008. Key Albums Significance Rock Hard (1980) / The Rods (1981) Independent debut later picked up by Arista Records. Peak 80s Wild Dogs (1982), In the Raw (1983)

Their final 80s releases before disbanding due to poor sales. Vengeance (2011), Brotherhood of Metal (2019)