Neon Fields presents all new music video for ‘Cage of Lions’ – Out now

The British electronic rock act Neon Fields, which recently joined the Italian independent label Epictronic, has launched a video for the track “Cage of Lions”.

According to the band “Cage of Lions” is “an unapologetic voice of frustration and inner turmoil born of objection to many political decisions made within the past several years. It speaks to the state of the world and those who have contributed to its downfall while exploring ways to enact vengeance on the individuals responsible. We won’t fight fire with fire. We will be the flood.”

About Neon Fields

Neon Fields was formed in 2020, just before the global pandemic hit. During the resulting lockdowns, the trio from the southwest UK shared music remotely and refined their sound in isolation. Based in Bristol, UK, the band consists of Ed Barrett (vocals), Luke Russe (drums), and Piers Ward (keyboards/guitars). Since the release of their debut singles, Neon Fields has continued to release material.

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In 2023, Neon Fields signed with the independent label Epictronic. Neon Fields’ is currently gearing up for the release of their debut album under the new label.

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Bernard Van Isacker is the Chief Editor of Side-Line Magazine. With a career spanning more than two decades, Van Isacker has established himself as a respected figure in the darkwave scene.

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