The Wolfhound - The Snipers Promise He Died To Be Free

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Review by Adam Lowe

The album, The Snipers Promise He Died To Be Free by Wolfhound, is a powerful and emotionally charged collection of songs that explore themes of sacrifice, redemption, and freedom. From the opening track, "The Sniper's Promise," to the hauntingly beautiful ballad, "He Died To Be Free," the album showcases the band's exceptional musicianship and songwriting prowess.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Blood On The Sand," which features a driving rhythm and soaring guitar solos that perfectly capture the intensity of the song's subject matter. The haunting vocals of lead singer, Jake Smith, add an additional layer of emotion to the already powerful lyrics.

Another highlight of the album is "Echoes Of War," a haunting and introspective track that explores the psychological toll of war on those who fight it. The song's haunting melody and poignant lyrics are a testament to the band's ability to create music that is both thought-provoking and emotionally resonant.

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The Sniper's Promise
He Died To Be Free

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Catalog Numbers

001

Labels

Phoenix Records

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • 7"
  • 45 RPM

Notes

  • Only pressing for this label by Wolfhound.
  • Short lived Irish label

About The Wolfhound

The Wolfhound was formed in 1970, in Belfast, by Ray McAreavey, Gogie McCullough and Danny Burns. Ray and Gogie had been with the famous McPeake family, and Danny was playing Jazz with the Billy Hopkins band. Early on, Billy Tierney and Malcom Rodgers were members of the group; Billy left the group and was replaced by Kieran Manning. Malcom left the group around 1973. Billy and Malcolm were only on the "Freedom Sons" album and Billy is on the "Crumlin Kangaroos (Over The Wall)" singlehe's the one that mimics Paisley. The lineup of Ray, Gogie, Kieran and Danny is considered the essential line up. From their first rehearsal in Ray's house, on the Falls Road, they really hit it off and decided to give it a go. According to Danny, "The Troubles were in full swing and all being from Republican families, we said we were going to play our part through our music or anything else." The band was hired for their first gig by Sinn Fein and played in a club called "an Cumman Beag" on the Falls road beside Milltown Cemetery , where Bobby Sands is buried. From that moment on the Wolfhound became the Republican movement's Group.

Name Vars

  • The Wolfhound Folk Group
  • The Wolfhounds
  • Wolfhound
  • Wolfhounds

Members

  • Ray McAreavey
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Summary by Adam Lowe

The Snipers Promise He Died To Be Free is a stunning album that showcases the immense talent of Wolfhound. With its powerful lyrics and soaring melodies, the album is a must-listen for fans of rock music and anyone who appreciates music that explores deep and meaningful themes.