Seven Sisters - Biography
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Biography
Formed in 2013, the quartet made early waves with the self-released demo tape 'The Warden' (2014) and the 'Lost In Time' 7" single (2015). Initially playing a relatively simplistic brand of metal influenced predominantly by the NWOBHM, these releases were backed up by regular gigging in the UK, as well as some early ventures to Europe. The band quickly began to build a reputation as a tight and energetic live unit.
Their self-titled full-length debut followed in 2016, which was their first foray into the conceptual storytelling that has since become a signature. The songs were longer, the structures more progressive and there was a higher standard of musicianship on display, but the hallmarks of what made the band's early releases so captivating were still proudly displayed. The album was well-received, and led to extensive touring both at home and overseas.
Off the back of this release, Seven Sisters signed to Dissonance Productions. The contributed a track to the label's compilation 'British Steel - The Rising Force Of British Heavy Metal' in 2017, and followed this in 2018 with their critically acclaimed sophomore album 'The Cauldron And The Cross'. This sprawling conceptual effort was a far cry from the band's early releases, and they now had both feet firmly planted in the progressive/power metal camp. This release and the strenuous touring that followed cemented the band's reputation as a force to be reckoned with in the underground metal scene.
In 2019 the band released 'The Crystal Temple', a split 7" with the Californian band Haunt, with whom they also undertook an extensive tour of Europe. This single is designed to serve as a prequel to the upcoming third album. This was followed in 2020 by 'Campfire Tales', a collection of acoustic re-imaginings of songs from their early years.
Seven Sisters are currently writing their third studio album, tentatively scheduled for a 2021 release. It promises to be their most epic and progressive work to date, but will still contain the vital ingredients upon which their success has been built: intelligent song-writing, a natural flair for storytelling, anthemic melodies and choruses that will stick in your head for days at a time.
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Their self-titled full-length debut followed in 2016, which was their first foray into the conceptual storytelling that has since become a signature. The songs were longer, the structures more progressive and there was a higher standard of musicianship on display, but the hallmarks of what made the band's early releases so captivating were still proudly displayed. The album was well-received, and led to extensive touring both at home and overseas.
Off the back of this release, Seven Sisters signed to Dissonance Productions. The contributed a track to the label's compilation 'British Steel - The Rising Force Of British Heavy Metal' in 2017, and followed this in 2018 with their critically acclaimed sophomore album 'The Cauldron And The Cross'. This sprawling conceptual effort was a far cry from the band's early releases, and they now had both feet firmly planted in the progressive/power metal camp. This release and the strenuous touring that followed cemented the band's reputation as a force to be reckoned with in the underground metal scene.
In 2019 the band released 'The Crystal Temple', a split 7" with the Californian band Haunt, with whom they also undertook an extensive tour of Europe. This single is designed to serve as a prequel to the upcoming third album. This was followed in 2020 by 'Campfire Tales', a collection of acoustic re-imaginings of songs from their early years.
Seven Sisters are currently writing their third studio album, tentatively scheduled for a 2021 release. It promises to be their most epic and progressive work to date, but will still contain the vital ingredients upon which their success has been built: intelligent song-writing, a natural flair for storytelling, anthemic melodies and choruses that will stick in your head for days at a time.
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