BATTLEHEART Releases New EP

October 24, 2006

Scottish "pirate metallers" BATTLEHEART have released their second EP, "Terror on the High Seas", via their official web site, www.battleheart.co.uk.

BATTLEHEART is a four-piece folk power metal band hailing from Perth in Scotland. "We sing about pirates, and quests, and metal. But mostly pirates," the band writes on its web site. "The band was formed in 2004 by keyboard wizard Christopher and guitar shredmeister Gavin, and got off to a pretty slow start. But eventually the first EP was released in April 2006, to universal cries of 'man, this is pure dos.' So we recruited Dani and Doug to complete the live lineup, and proceeded to slay hundreds of poseurs with awesome live shows throughout the rest of 2006."

BATTLEHEART is:

Christopher Bowes - Keyboards, Vocals
Gavin Harper - Lead Guitar
Dani Evans - Bass Guitar
Doug Swierczek - Drums

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