HIGHBALL SHOOTERS Featuring SOILWORK Singer: New EP Samples Available

February 13, 2008

HIGHBALL SHOOTERS, the Helsingborg, Sweden-based hard rock band featuring SOILWORK frontman Björn "Speed" Strid, has posted audio samples from its new EP on the group's s MySpace page.

Strid previously stated about the project, "HIGHBALL SHOOTERS is a band from my hometown that I'm singing for when there's time; it's basically about jamming and having fun. It's VERY different than SOILWORK — it sounds something like '70s WHITESNAKE, DEEP PURPLE, KISS, RAINBOW and a dose of '70s MOTHER'S FINEST. Let's see if you'll recognize my voice."

HIGHBALL SHOOTERS is:

Björn Strid - Lead Vocals
Alexander Ljunggren - Lead Vocals and Lead Guitar
Christoffer Asplund - Rhythm and Lead Guitars
Richard Larsson - Keyboards
Jonas Westergren - Bass
Peter Gustafsson - Drums

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