Metal/hardcore quartet Bailer are streaming their self-titled EP in full to celebrate its release today (9th February 2018) via Distro-y Records. Following on from 2017’s PTSD and 2016’s Shaped By The Landscape, Bailer is an ambitious collection of tracks that showcase a band who have truly discovered their sound.
Check out BAILER in full below!
The band have announced live dates in support of the new record including an in-store show at Cork’s Golden Discs, as well as three EP launch shows and a headline tour in Russia.
Full dates:
10.02.2018 – Cork IE, Golden Discs (in-store show)
16.02.2018 – Tambov RU, Molotov Club
17.02.2018 – Tolyatti RU, Kirpich Cafe
18.02.2018 – Ufa RU, Rocks Cafe
19.02.2018 – Chelyabinsk RU, Ozz Club
20.02.2018 – Kurgan RU, Legenda Bar
21.02.2018 – Tyumen RU, Rocketa Club
22.02.2018 – Izhevsk RU, 8kwt Club
23.02.2018 – Glazov RU, Hard Machine Club
24.02.2018 – Cheboksary RU, SK Bar
25.02.2018 – Moscow RU, TBC
03.03.2018 – Cork IE, An Spailpin Fanach (EP launch)
09.03.2018 – Dublin IE, DBD (EP launch)
10.03.2018 – Galway IE, Roisin Dubh (EP launch)
29.06.2018 – Dublin IE, Fibbers
30.06.2018 – Belfast IE, The Foundry
20-22.07.2018 – Cork IE, Townlands Festival
Returning to work with Murdock’s Aidan Cunningham, Bailer is relentless from the get-go as the merciless Lying For A Living brings the listener up to speed in a riotous fashion, while the likes of Tuesday Blues and Death Is A Reminder take a filthier route, reminiscent of Cancer Bats. Since forming in 2015 Bailer have pricked the ears of many other musicians, with some familiar faces lending their vocals to this latest EP. Adam Carroll formerly of Zoax, Xander Coughlan of Emigra and Kevin ‘Lefty’ Letford of Red Enemy all feature, adding their own slice of character to the record.
With a small discography the four-piece have impressively garnered attention from Metal Hammer, Kerrang! Radio presenter Alex Baker, Metal Injection and Heavy Blog Is Heavy, an achievement that is no mean feat for a band so early into their career. BAILER have spent their short time as a band building up a strong reputation in their home ground, having played shows alongside Norma Jean, Sick Of It All, Employed To Serve, HECK, Murdock, Shields, Red Enemy and more.