Sonic Syndicate has returned once again reinventing themselves with their first single "Revolution, Baby" from their upcoming album "We Rule The Night"

After returning from their Burn This City tour reducing cities across the world to ashes the band hit the studio with legendary producer Toby Wright (Kiss, Motley Crüe, Korn, Stone Sour, Alice In Chains, Slayer) and gave birth to what has now become "We Rule The Night"

This time Sonic Syndicate offers a more introspective and intimate take on their music . They have stayed true to themselves and continue to write from deep inside rejecting all pressure to follow the trends of today as they've always done in the past. We Rule The Night has definitely captured the energy and feel that the band creates each and every night on the stage while taking them to a new level of their young career.

"Huge guitars, evil beats, singalongs: 'We Rule The Night' is the real thing for a new generation!" says Simone Sacco METAL HAMMER MAGAZINE, ITALY

"Sonic Syndicate have always embodied a brazen, potent and fully uncompromising metal racket. "We Rule The Night" has smoothly developed that integral blueprint by delivering a furious, balls to the wall album - lying equidistant between delicate tenderness and colossal ferocity." POWERPLAY MAGAZINE UK

It's safe to say that the band took the positive aspects from the previous releases and built on it by incorporating some new aspects that they've never tried before. We Rule The Night definitely has the ability to sooth the soul and blow your brains out which you'll find out as you slide your way through the album so " Turn It Up ", start the Revolution and join us on our campaign to show the world that together WE RULE THE NIGHT.

http://www.myspace.com/sonicsyndicate

Lights In Reverse has since their beginning in 2008 worked hard to define their soundscape and mark their name as one of the leading local acts.
Dynamics and temper are some of the key words they work with, as they try to engage the listener in more ways than just screaming and singing. There's a lyric point in everything, and a sincere sort of honesty that is hard to stumble upon these days with so many bands around. Lights In Reverse may just be another name, but there's a drive in what they do that pursues them to work with every song on as many levels as possible before a final result is added to the growing setlist.

With language and nativity not being a part of their grand picture, they strive to reach everything and beyond. Ladies and gents, this is Lights In Reverse.

http://www.myspace.com/lightsinreverse