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CIVIL WAR Stream ‘Saint Patrick’s Day’ Single

Posted by tarjavirmakari on May 2, 2013
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Source: Bravewords.com

CIVIL WAR – featuring ex-SABATON members Rikard Sundén (guitar), Daniel Mullback (drums), Daniel Mÿhr (keyboards) and Oskar Montelius (guitar), as well as vocalist Patrik Johansson (ASTRAL DOORS, LION’S SHARE) and bassist Stefan “Pizza” Eriksson (VOLTURYON) – have released their new single, ‘Saint Patrick’s Day’. The track is streaming below:

Civil War will release will release their debut full-length album, The Killer Angels, digitally and on standard CD on June 11th via Despotz Records.

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Tracklisting:

‘King Of The Sun’
‘First To Fight’
‘Saint Patrick’s Day’
‘Rome Is Falling’
‘Sons Of Avalon’
‘I Will Rule The Universe’
‘Lucifer’s Court’
‘Brother Judas’
‘My Own Worst Enemy’
‘Gettysburg’

Bonus track:
‘March Across The Belts’

‘I Will Rule The Universe’ can be heard below:

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If you pre-order either of the two super deluxe limited vinyl+CD combo packages (limited to 2,000 copies worldwide) you’ll get the album three weeks in advance; on May 22nd, depending on where you live. Order your package at the following links:

* Large Combo Pack
* Combo Pack

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About The Killer Angels, the band previously stated: “The album deals with a lot of stuff: heroes, traitors, battles and heavy metal….and yes: we have a song called ‘Gettysburg’.”

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Civil War’s debut EP was released in November 2012 via Despotz Records. Check out the YouTube clip below to hear the samples:

More on Civil War at this location.

CIVIL WAR: To Release ‘Saint Patrick’s Day’ Single

Posted by aliblackdiamond on April 24, 2013
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Source: Blabbermouth.net

CIVIL WAR — the new Swedish metal band featuring former SABATON members Rikard Sundén (guitar), Daniel Mullback (drums), Daniel Mÿhr (keyboards) and Oskar Montelius (guitar) alongside singer Patrik Johansson (ASTRAL DOORS, LION’S SHARE) and bassist Stefan “Pizza” Eriksson (VOLTURYON) — will release a new single, “Saint Patrick’s Day”, on May 1. A teaser for the track is available below.

“Saint Patrick’s Day” comes off CIVIL WAR‘s full-length debut, “The Killer Angels”, which will be made available on June 11 via Despotz Records. The group states: “The album deals with a lot of stuff: heroes, traitors, battles and heavy metal….and yes: we have a song called ‘Gettysburg’.”

“The Killer Angels” track listing:

01. King Of The Sun
02. First To Fight
03. Saint Patrick’s Day
04. Rome Is Falling
05. Sons Of Avalon
06. I Will Rule The Universe
07. Lucifer’s Court
08. Brother Judas
09. My Own Worst Enemy
10. Gettysburg
11. March Across The Belts (bonus track)

The song “I Will Rule The Universe” is now available for streaming in its entirety below.

CIVIL WAR‘s debut EP was released on November 13, 2012 via Despotz Records.

According to Sundén, CIVIL WAR‘s sound is “more old-school hard rock,” with “a little less keyboards” than that of SABATON. He says, “With Patrik‘s vocals on top, it becomes a different thing, but there are some parallels [to our previous band].”

Regarding how CIVIL WAR came together, b>Mullback told the Swedish-language newspaper Dalarnas Tidningar (DT), “It came pretty naturally. We always thought Patrik had a good voice and he accepted our offer when we asked him to join the band.”

“I had no hesitation about getting involved,” Patrik said. “ASTRAL DOORS certainly has a solid fan base, but we are a little more underground. I see this as an opportunity to reach a wider audience.”

The four ex members of SABATON were never involved in the songwriting process with their former band since those duties were usually handled by vocalist Joakim Brodén. But in the new group, everyone is contributing ideas.

“This has been a reawakening of sorts,” Mÿhr said. “I have never been in a situation where there has been so much creativity.”

On the topic of whether CIVIL WAR will continue SABATON‘s tradition of focusing on war-related themes in its lyrics, Mÿhr said, “No, we won’t. Now the lyrics can be about anything. [CIVIL WAR was just] a good name that sounded good.”