Bring Me Victory is the fourth EP from English doom metal band My Dying Bride, released on 26 October 2009 through Peaceville. It follows their album For Lies I Sire, and the title track is taken from that record, with its video included here.

The rest of the EP is a mix of old and new. Aaron Stainthorpe wrote two extra verses for the English traditional song "Scarborough Fair", and the band cover "Failure" by Swans, a song long admired within the group. There is also a live version of "Vast Choirs", first heard on their debut, As the Flower Withers. It is also the first release to feature Shaun Macgowan on keyboards and violins, on tracks two and three, after he took over from Katie Stone.

Bring Me Victory: tracklist and credits

4 tracks · 28:11

Tracklist

  1. 1Bring Me VictoryMy Dying Bride4:11
  2. 2Scarborough Fair[traditional]6:20
  3. 3FailureMichael Gira6:47
  4. 4Vast ChoirsMy Dying Bride10:54
Mixed by
Mags, My Dying Bride
Engineered by
Mags, My Dying Bride
Recorded
at Futureworks studio in Manchester
Label
Peaceville
Length
28:11

Line-up

  • Lena Abé · electric bass guitar · guest
  • Andrew Craighan · electric guitar · guest
  • Hamish Glencross · electric guitar · guest
  • Dan Mullins · drums (drum set) · guest
  • Katie Stone · keyboard, violin · guest
  • Aaron Stainthorpe · lead vocals · guest

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