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| Friday, July 16, 2010 - New Grave Digger Album Details Released | German power metallers Grave Digger have set "The Clans Will Rise Again" as the title of their new album, due in Europe on October 1 via Napalm Records. The CD was recorded between mid-May and mid-July at the Meadow Studios, which is owned by Grave Digger's new guitarist Axel Ritt, and Principal Studios, where all of Grave Digger albums since 1995's "Heart Of Darkness" have been tracked. It was produced by Chris Boltendahl and mixed by Jörg Umbreit.
The press release states that: "Chris Boltendahl, Jens Becker, Stefan Arnold, HP Katzenburg and Axel Ritt offer an explosive mixture of the typical Grave Digger riff metal, combined with awesome epic chorus hooks, which will fascinate the fans from the very first note.
"The Clans Will Rise Again" is a loose sequel of the '"Tunes Of War" album, but this time not a concept album about the Scottish history, rather a work about Scotland, its mysticism and its people."
"The Clans Will Rise Again" track listing:
01. Days Of Revenge
02. Paid In Blood
03. Hammer Of The Scots
04. Highland Farewell
05. The Clans Will Rise Again
06. Rebels
07. Valley Of Tears
08. Execution
09. Whom The Gods Love Die Young
10. Spider
11. The Piper Mcleod
12. Coming Home
13. When Rain Turns To Blood |
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| Comment by Stuart (Staff) - Friday, July 16, 2010 | 
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Comments: 116 | | Tunes Of War is my favourite Grave Digger album so I'll be very interested to hear this one.
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| Comment by gizmo (Member) - Friday, July 16, 2010 | 
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Comments: 140 | | Mine too, but i fear they will never come close to the greatness of that album. It has not exactly been great albums they have released for a while now.
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Friday, July 16, 2010 |
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