Fear Not returns with a brand new high octane release entitled \u2018Fields of Sorrow.\u2019 Now available on
Roxx Records \u2018Fields of Sorrow\u2019 delivers on so many levels, musically, production, and lyrically. This
release is a solid collection of modern hard rock tunes that are sure to please.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Melodic memorable and punchy. \u2018Fields of Sorrow\u2019 opens with what I think might be the best song of
2022, \u2018Riptide.\u2019 A barn burner of crunch with a great chorus that I can play on repeat often and
endlessly. That chorus is autobiographical \u201cTrapped in the current\/Drowning in the waves so
high\/Reach beneath and save me\/ Now I\u2019m caught, caught in the Riptide.\u201d strong!!<\/p>\n\n\n\n
\u2018Voluntary Madness\u2019 drives the train next with a powerful rhythm and punchy chorus that leads to the
title track. \u2018Fields of Sorrow\u2019 is a mid tempo bit of rock whimsy with a slight southern vibe. It delivers
that feeling of waiting on God, the question of \u201cHow long Lord?\u201d without pretense, without a cheap
easy answer. A fantastic rock tune with plenty of hard rock crunch and powerful vocals.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Other songs like \u2018Lay it Down\u2019 strike a stronger southern vibe with an almost worship chorus
atmosphere, again solid. A cover of The Who\u2019s \u2018Join Together\u2019 appears here and in the context of the
overall fits rather nicely. It fits so well at first I didn\u2019t realize it was a cover!! \u2018Beautifully Broken\u2019
delivers another almost prayer like biographical story of being the clay as God deconstructs us and
rebuilds us. A painful process but the song itself delivers a gleam of hope without being schmaltzy. A
wonderfully melodic rock tune. There is a \u2018bonus track\u2019 of God\u2019s Country written by Blake Sheldon.
Yes that Blake Sheldon, and the Fear Not crew OWN this song. Just wonderful.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The band delivers on all cylinders musically, solid guitar playing from Larry Worley and Chris Sorensen.
A punchy rhythm section of Rod Romero on bass and Gary Hansen on drums, tight and powerful.
Many people still seem to be resistant that Larry Worley isn\u2019t the main singer these days, can I just say
\u2018move on.\u2019 Eddie Green DELIVERS the good in the vocals and writes some fantastic lyrics. Along the
lines of reading the Psalms, Green\u2019s impassioned vocal is from the heart and just moves me.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
This isn\u2019t an 80s or 90s band trying to recapture lost glory here. This is a band for today 2022, great
production and great songs with a timely message of hope. Gritty punchy driving rock n roll with
chops and melodic leanings that deserve to be heard. If you were a fan of their lone 90s album and
were on the fence with their 5 song ep from 2019 do yourself a favor. I implore you to pick this up
and give it a listen.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Fear Not\u2019s latest is \u2018Fields of Sorrow\u2019 a killer piece of melodic hard rock (not an 80s rehash). \u2018Fields of
Sorrow\u2019 is an album that\u2019s sure to be on the shortlist as an album of the year candidate. Roxx Records
has hit another home run. Grab \u2018em while their hot!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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