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SOLDIERFIELD: 'Leave You In Dirt' Video Released

November 19, 2012

"Leave You In Dirt", the new video from U.K. metallers SOLDIERFIELD, can be seen below. The song comes off the band's debut EP, "Bury The Ones We Love", which was released on October 29 via Metalbox Recordings.

Drawing on influences from across the rock and metal spectrum, SOLDIERFIELD released an early demo track at the turn of 2012 before recording the EP with producer Steve Wray (BLAZE, RISE TO ADDICTION) at The Cell in Bradford during May/June 2012.

SOLDIERFIELD recently announced the addition of drummer Jeff Singer to the group's ranks. Jeff has 20 years experience touring and recording with the likes of PARADISE LOST, BLAZE, KILL II THIS, CHINA BEACH, and will now be in charge of the heavy weapons both on the band's soon-to-be announced live shows and on the full-length album, due in early 2013.

SOLDIERFIELD is:

Vocals: Leigh Oates (ORDER OF VOICES, RISE TO ADDICTION)
Guitars: Andy Trott
Guitars: Steve Wray (RISE TO ADDICTION, BLAZE)
Bass: Simon Priestland
Drums: Jeff Singer (PARADISE LOST, BLAZE, KILL II THIS, CHINA BEACH)

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