Soldierfield formed in late 2011 and now just a year later are releasing their debut EP – ”Bury the ones we love”. The various band members have spent time in other bands including Rise to addiction, Blaze, Paradise Lost, and China Beach.<\/p>\n
This EP certainly makes me look forward to them releasing a full length album. You’ve got a good solid metal core to the music with rock and prog thrown into the mix, which gives it a nice well rounded but heavy feel.<\/p>\n
Brief comments on a couple of the tracks..<\/p>\n
The EP starts off with the title track – ”Bury the Ones We Love”. Heavy guitar riffs and powerful vocals make this a definite metal track, but at the same time those rock influences creep in with the big chorus that makes it a song that will appeal to a wide range of people.<\/p>\n
”Feel alive” is a more commercial song – but still definitely in the metal camp. It’s a song I can see going down very well at gigs, and can certainly see it as something that Scuzz etc would play.<\/p>\n
This is an excellent EP that I definitely recommend that people listen to. I for one look forward to them releasing a full length album.<\/p>\n
”Bury the ones we love” will be released on 29th October via Metalbox recordings.<\/p>\n
Soldierfield are:
\nLeigh Oates \u2013 Vocals
\nAndy Trott \u2013 Guitars
\nSteve Wray \u2013 Guitars
\nSimon Priestland \u2013 Bass
\nJeff Singer \u2013 Drums<\/p>\n
Track listing:<\/p>\n
1. Bury the ones we love
\n2. Feel alive
\n3. Leave you in dirt
\n4. Skyflower
\n5. The path<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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