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Whitefire – E.P. (Release Year – 2006)

  • January 3, 2008
  • by Rob Rockitt
  • · CD Reviews Q-Z · Entertainment · Hard Rock Music · Hard Rock Videos · Music · Music Reviews · Video

Whitefire E.P. There is a new wave of classic rock bands that are making some big noise in the music scene. Bands like The Answer, and Wolfmother have experienced new levels of success. More and more new bands are strutting their stuff with a sound that has more in common with 70’s hard rock, than the latest sounds of today.

Whitefire from the U.K. is the latest band with that great classic rock sound. Judging from the sound of three song E.P., Whitefire is a band that will be going places in the near future.

On the three songs on this EP, I can hear the influence of bands like Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple and Thin Lizzy. It is that riff heavy sound that takes me back to hard rock’s roots. It excites me to hear a new era of bands influenced by this awesome era of rock.

Whitefire shows that they can deliver the goods with this EP. Jon Sibley is a solid vocalist, and the dual guitar sound of Chris Mills and Stephen Mee is one that I can really get into. My only problem after listening to the three songs here, is I am left wanting more. I can’t wait to hear a full length album by these U.K. Rockers.

You can check out Whitefire on their myspace page here! A copy of Whitefire’s EP is available at the band’s website at this location.

Rating:8.5 Flying V's out of 10Out of 10
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Track Listing:

  1. S.L.R.
  2. Wishing Well
  3. Yesterday’s Sorrow

Whitefire is:

Jon Sibley – Vocals
Chris Mills – Guitar
Stephen Mee – Guitar
Robert Cocks – Bass
John Maughan – Drums

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  1. Bic & Que January 8, 2008 · Reply

    Bringin back the daze of our youth….we like it!

  2. sam January 6, 2008 · Reply

    tracks sound great but iwant to hear more its 2008 not 2006!!

  3. Ashley January 3, 2008 · Reply

    They sound good so went to web site to try and get the EP but when I sent an email like it said, it couldn’t be delivered. Hope to see them live sometime.

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