Metal, Hardcore, Indie, Rock
Dutch hard rock powerhouse 7 Miles to Pittsburgh, featuring members of Sleeze Beez, Elegy, Komatsu, The Gathering and Headless, release their anticipated new album Beyond Repair today.
Known for their masterful blend of classic hard rock grit and contemporary progressive power, these seasoned veterans follow-up their two singles, “Half Way There” and “Pacific Coast Highway”, with a full album making good on their established reputation for delivering powerful hooks, rich melodies, and a contemporary take on classic heavy rock.
The new material captures the band’s signature “organic and loud” production fusing ‘70s-rooted rock with modern intensity with the Digital and jewelcase CD online and in stores today, while the limited-edition (300) red smoke colored vinyl is delayed but just shipped from manufacturing and open pre-orders will be filled asap.
Orders will ship from Europe or US depending on your location so order now at www.m-theoryaudio.com/store, Bandcamp or support your local or favorite online retailer.
“The group has an interesting sound; it’s a fusion of classic rock and prog rock that shines. It’s all underpinned with a keyboard sound that brings to mind classic Deep Purple, overlaid by guitars that Dream Theater would be proud of. This is upbeat fun music that improves with each listen. – Fireworks
“7 Miles To Pittsburgh delivers a great music of blues-based hard rock with that added progressive element to separate themselves from the pack… You can tell these gentlemen combine aspects of Deep Purple, Rainbow, Uriah Heep, Europe, and Bad Company all the way to King’s X, Rush, and Velvet Revolver in terms of hypnotic chord runs which branch off into sensible hook/groove combinations without losing the red line plot in the songwriting. [7mtp] has all the experience and versatility to attract a wide array of hard rock, heavy metal, and progressive music followers. – Dead Rhetoric
“7 Miles To Pittsburgh delivers a great music of blues-based hard rock with that added progressive element to separate themselves from the pack… You can tell these gentlemen combine aspects of Deep Purple, Rainbow, Uriah Heep, Europe, and Bad Company all the way to King’s X, Rush, and Velvet Revolver in terms of hypnotic chord runs which branch off into sensible hook/groove combinations without losing the red line plot in the songwriting. [7mtp] has all the experience and versatility to attract a wide array of hard rock, heavy metal, and progressive music followers. – Dead Rhetoric
7 MILES TO PITTSBURGH ARE:
Andrew Elt – Vocals
Martin Helmantel – Bass
Dirk Bruinenberg – Drums
Joris Lindner – Guitars
Remco van Zandvoort – Keyboards
