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Release Date
15 October 2010
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Length
11 tracks
The band was conceived by bassist Tony Newton and guitarist Richie Faulkner following a brief stopover by Newton in Los Angeles for production work. Upon his return to England, he and Faulkner began recruiting members for the band, before starting on the club circuit. In 2005, supplemented by drummer Dave "Grav" Cavill, vocalist Henry Rundell, and second guitarist Matt Pearce, they opened for Iron Maiden at the Hammersmith Apollo.
Their first album, "Feed My Soul" was released the following year. This was later re-mixed & re-issued as "First Hit For Free" in 2008, which also featured a new song, "Faith". By this time, Faulkner had left the band, his place being taken by Chris Jones. Faulkner later joined Judas Priest.
By the time of the band's next release, the 2010 EP "A Little Something For You", Luke Purdie had taken over on vocals. Purdie is notable for being the grandson of late entertainer Bruce Forsyth.
The "Fluke?" album followed shortly after, although Cavill left after the subsequent tour, with Joe Lazarus subsequently taking over on drums. This line-up recorded the "Falling Knives" EP in 2011, which was followed by the 2013 album "Songs To Invade Countries To". The band supported Iron Maiden on the European leg of their Maiden England World Tour and subsequently headlined their own tour throughout Europe in 2014.
Purdie left the band after this tour, his place eventually being taken by Nik-Taylor Stoakes. By the time of recording their 2017 album "Make Way For The King", Chris Jones had also departed, leaving Matt Pearce to record all the guitar parts on the record. Craig Price assisted them on a European tour ahead of the album's release & was later confirmed as a full-time member of the band.
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