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Fury UK – Salvation (Release Year – 2008)

  • April 15, 2008
  • by Rob Rockitt
  • · Entertainment · Hard Rock Music · Hard Rock News · Music · Video

Manchester’s Fury UK has a new CD single out, and it is a damn good one at that.

This disc had three songs filled with heavy metal fury, that has me wanting to hear more by this talented three piece band. The tunes on Salvation sound like long lost tracks from the NWOBHM era of rock.

What impresses me most on this disc is how tight the music is. Chris Appleton is a pretty good guitar player and vocally, he reminds me a lot of Armored Saint’s John Bush.

The production on this disc is very good. I love how I can hear the cymbals crash as if drummer Martin McNee was bashing the skins in my living room.

My only complaint is that I need to hear more! Three songs by Fury UK is not enough! If the three songs on this disc are any indication to the future of this band, then Fury UK will be huge before long.

Check ’em out for yourself at the band’s myspace page!


Rating:Out of 10

Track Listing:
1. Salvation
2. Manslaughter
3. Lost in Forever

Fury UK is:

Chris Appleton- Vocals, lead guitar
Adam Cropper-Bass, backing vocals
Martin McNee-drums

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