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IRONWOOD: 'Storm Over Sea' Album Details Revealed

November 15, 2010

Australian progressive folk metallers IRONWOOD have made two tracks from their new album, "Storm Over Sea", available for free digital download. "Share The Burden" and "Will To Live" can be downloaded via the band's web site as well as MySpace, Facebook, iLike, and ReverbNation pages.

"These two tracks represent the extremes that IRONWOOD runs to," explained vocalist/bassist Henry Lauer, "from pastoral folk through to crushing metal. We've sought to capture every one of the ocean's moods with our new album!"

"Storm Over Sea", IRONWOOD's second full-length album, will be released on December 1. It will be available initially via the band's web site, as well as digitally, with select distributors to stock the release soon after that date. The entire album will be made available for listening and download for free via IRONWOOD's web site, as well as MySpace, Facebook, iLike and ReverbNation.

"Storm Over Sea" track listing:

01. Hail Sign
02. Infinite Sea
03. Arctic Tern
04. Weather the Storm
05. Share the Burden
06. Will to Live
07. A Bond to Sever
08. When it's All Over

IRONWOOD is Philip Brown (vocals, guitar, piano, cello, samples),Henry Lauer (vocals, fretted and fretless six-string bass, additional acoustic guitar),Dan Nahum (drums) and Matthew Raymond (vocals, guitar, samples).

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