Straight from the "Eighties Colours" era of the Sick Rose and many glorious Italian neo Garage-Psych acts, the Electric Shields were Northeast's favourites, delivering an unique mix of Sixties Garage-Psych Fuzz and Farfisa sound. Drenched classic material along with their subseguent Folk-Country rock phase , influenced by the late Byrds as well as the paisley underground movement of the 80s. Save Our Souls is an excellent powerful Hard-rock album: nine original tracks - except the sensational cover of the obscure "Save My Soul" (The Wimple Winch) - played with quivering attitude, combined with R&B ("All I Ever Wanted", "I’m Tryin’"), Blues and Soul ("I Don’t Wanna Know"), determined by the passionate hendrixian guitar and the wild, masculine singer’s voice ala John Kay