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Saviours Of Sin are happy to announce that they are supporting Glyder on the southern dates of their upcoming Irish Tour this September.

Glyder, who have played with such acts as Thin Lizzy, Dio and Thunder, are playing a number of dates before the release of their third album "Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow" which is due to be released this October.

We look forward to seeing you all in September but in the meantime for more information check out our sites. www.myspace.com/savioursofsin and also www.savioursofsin.com

Noel recently did an interview with earthdog promotions from America and here it is

Saviours Of Sin from Ireland are another band that keeping the traditional sounds of Metal alive (yes its still out there!).With a CD coming out and a headlining tour already under their belts they have a lot planned for 2009.I did this interview with Noel the bass player.

1.How about starting with telling everyone about the band,who plays what and how the band got together ?

Well, saviours of sin hail from the south coast of Ireland and was formed in the summer of ‘05 by brothers Noel and Phil. After growing up on bands like Thin Lizzy, Iron Maiden et. al we felt inspired and this lead us to want to form our own band. Various personnel changes occurred in our formative years but now have a settled line-up which includes Noel (Bass/Vox), Phil (Drums), Sully (Guitars) and James (Guitars).

2.I haven't that much from bands in your part of the world,how is the Metal scene over there at the moment ?

The scene over here is very healthy at the moment and has really taken off in the past few years with many established metal bands coming here to play. There are gigs there to be played if you are willing to put in the effort but in truth, if you want to really progress you’ve gotta play abroad. Ireland is a good place to perfect your craft but the real tests are in Europe or the US.

3.You play with a lot of traditional influences,I hear some Maiden in there.How would you describe your brand on Metal ?

We’d describe ourselves as classic metal…metal in the truest sense of the word. Of course it’s possible to hear our influences in our music but we have so many that I really think it helps us achieve something special. Whether it’s Maiden or some old traditional music, anything is possible when we play. The main thing is that we write the music we want to write and if people enjoy it then that’s great.

4.Its good to hear a band still playing Metal in the old school way,is that the way you have always done it ?

Ya, I think when we started we always wanted to stay true to real metal. Loud guitars, intricate time changes, nice melodies…To us there’s no other way of doing it, it’s what we enjoy and hope to continue doing for a long time.

5.Have you always been Metal heads ?

For as long as I can remember there was always rock music on at home. Everything from Lizzy to Purple, Maiden to Slayer that’s what we grew up on. We were also big fans of old Irish traditional music and I think that’s still the case today.

6.You have released a couple of EP's,how do people go about getting hold of these if they want a listen ?

They can be purchased off the web at www. savioursofsin. com and myspace. com/savioursofsin.

7. On your Myspace page you mention you are about to start playing live,what has stopped you from doing this in the past ?

I think that refers to that we haven’t be playing a lot recently as we’ve been busy writing for the next record and organising the tour to coincide with its release. Last year was tremendous for us as we did our first headline tour which brought us all over Ireland and we hope to better that this year. Hopefully we’ll be venturing in mainland Europe for the first time in ‘09.

8.You have been working on releasing a new album,how is that going ?

It’s going great, although it has been hard at times. We really want to make this record the best it can be and are really pushing ourselves hard to achieve this. It will be recorded in July-August this year with release and tour to follow in October.

I feel we are finding our sound on this record, the songs are sounding heavier and are getting more progressive. I think were really beginning to sound like the band that we want to be.

9.How do you planned on getting your stuff out to the masses.Have you been contacting many labels,promoters etc ?

We’ve been targeting people that we think would be inte

A big thanks to all of you who came out and supported us during the tour. Thanks to all those who bought the EP, the promoters, the venues and all the bands we've had the pleasure of playing with. A special thanks goes out to the lads from Sirocco, Obelisk, Days Of Night & Darkest Era....the nicest bunch of people you could ever meet!!

The War On The Road Spring Tour 08 had us playing 7 dates around the country and also our first gig in the Northern Ireland. It was great to play to some new faces while not forgetting the old ones aswel!

Were taking a short sabbatical from live shows for the coming months as were busy preparing for exams, writing new material and also putting together a new show before we re-emerge in the summer. We will be playing the odd gig over the next couple of months but do not plan another tour until the end of the year. Plans are already under way for it and we also plan to record near the end of the year aswel but enough of that for now.

Cheers again for all the support and please keep an eye out for new dates....