Into the Wild (Uriah Heep album)

by Uriah Heep

Released: April 12, 2011

Hard rock, progressive rock, heavy metal

The Album

"Into the Wild" is the 22nd studio album from the iconic British rock band, Uriah Heep. The album also showcased the band's musical maturity whilst retaining their classic larger-than-life sound, demonstrating their ability to create songs with catchy melodies and intricate instrumentals, even after being in the profession for more than 40 years. The album was defined by its energetic and hard rock tracks that reminded long-time fans of the band's heyday in the 70s.

Inside the Recording

Released in April 2011, it was produced by Mike Paxman and was the first album featuring new bassist Trevor Bolder.

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Interesting Facts

The album consists of 11 tracks with, as…

The album consists of 11 tracks with, as is characteristic for Uriah Heep, a powerful combination of heavy metal and progressive rock.

Some of the standout songs on the album…

Some of the standout songs on the album include "Nail on the Head," "Into the Wild," and "I Can See You".

The album is often considered proof of Uriah…

The album is often considered proof of Uriah Heep's longevity in the rock and metal genre.

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Reception

The album received generally positive reactions from both critics and fans alike, with many praising its upbeat, high-energy rock 'n' roll sound.

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The Complete Album Story

"Into the Wild" is the 22nd studio album from the iconic British rock band, Uriah Heep. Released in April 2011, it was produced by Mike Paxman and was the first album featuring new bassist Trevor Bolder. The album was defined by its energetic and hard rock tracks that reminded long-time fans of the band's heyday in the 70s.

The album consists of 11 tracks with, as is characteristic for Uriah Heep, a powerful combination of heavy metal and progressive rock. Some of the standout songs on the album include "Nail on the Head," "Into the Wild," and "I Can See You". The album received generally positive reactions from both critics and fans alike, with many praising its upbeat, high-energy rock 'n' roll sound.

The album also showcased the band's musical maturity whilst retaining their classic larger-than-life sound, demonstrating their ability to create songs with catchy melodies and intricate instrumentals, even after being in the profession for more than 40 years. The album is often considered proof of Uriah Heep's longevity in the rock and metal genre.