‘Hell, Fire and Damnation,’ by Saxon
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“Hell, Fire and Damnation,” leads in from “The Prophecy,” and is an absolute banger of a song. Heavy, furious and chest-thumping, it gets the blood going. Straight riffage to please the purist and Biff’s vocals are top-knotch.
“Fire and Steel,” gallops to the beat of chaos. Slamming through the hedgegrow, bringing the massive sounds of the tempest. Bearing the chaotic soothe of the land.
“Kubla Khan and the Merchant Of Venice,” shimmers through the neverending plain, testing the time of temperance. A song that crosses the metallic airwaves. History brought to life.
“1066,” slams down hard. A history lesson delivered with a kick of the gut. Powering through the sensational edge of time and temporality.
“Super Charger,” shimmers through the growth of time. Battering the hatchets down and cascading into the lines of sight.
The album is out on 19th January via Silver Lining Music.