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HANGING GARDEN To Release 'I Was A Soldier' EP

September 21, 2013

Finnish dark/doom metallers HANGING GARDEN will release a brand new EP, "I Was A Soldier", on November 18 via Lifeforce Records. "I Was A Soldier" will be available as a strictly limited (200 copies) seven-inch single and as a digital EP.

"I Was A Soldier" track listing:

01. Winter To Summer Adverse
02. I Was A Soldier
03. Will You Share This Ending With Me (digital bonus track)

A teaser for the EP can be seen below.

HANGING GARDEN's third album, "At Every Door", came out on January 28 in Europe and February 5 in North America via Lifeforce Records. Musically, the CD "has much more variety than the previous two, combining influences from CULT OF LUNA all the way to SIGUR ROS," according to a press release. "When it comes to lyrical themes, HANGING GARDEN has always been about dystopic visions of the ouroborean fate that quite likely awaits man. Before, Matti Reinola was mostly responsible for the lyrics, but on this album they were mostly done by Toni [Toivonen, vocals]."

HANGING GARDEN is:

Jussi Kirves - Bass
Jussi Hämäläinen - Guitar, Vocals
Mikko Kolari - Guitar
Antti Ruokola - Drums
Toni Toivonen - Vocals
Nino Hynninen - Keyboards

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