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CORRODED Produces Main Soundtrack For 'Battlefield Play4Free' Game

March 9, 2011

Swedish heavy rockers CORRODED recently teamed up with Electronic Arts, one of the biggest video game publishers, to produce the main soundtrack "Age of Rage" for the upcoming free to play First Person Shooter game Battlefield Play4Free.

A worldwide digital release of the "Age of Rage" single is planned for March 31, while Battlefield Play4Free will launch on April 4. The song, produced by Patrik Frisk, will be included on the international release of the band's second album, "Exit to Transfer".

"Piece By Piece", the new video from the CORRODED, can be viewed below.The song comes off "Exit To Transfer", which entered the official chart in Sweden at position No. 6.

CORRODED's debut album, "11 Shades of Black", entered the official chart in the band's home country at position No. 18. Issued in Sweden on May 27 via Ninetone Records, the CD was produced by Swedish multi-platinum-selling producer Patrik Frisk.

CORRODED's musical style is described as "heavy aggressive rock peppered with a taste of grunge, " not a million miles removed from "old-style NICKELBACK or CREED."

Check out audio samples on the band's MySpace page.

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