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Tuesday, August 10, 2010 - New Virgin Steele Album Details Revealed | Virgin Steele will release their new album, "The Black Light Bacchanalia" on the following dates:
Germany, Austria, Switzerland: October 22 Rest of Europe: October 25 USA, Canada: November 9
The effort will be made available as limited-edition digipak, standard CD, double gatefold vinyl and as a digital download.
Songtitles set to appear on the CD include:
By The Hammer Of Zeus Pagan Heart The Bread Of Wickedness The Orpheus Taboo In A Dream Of Fire Nepenthe Necropolis (He Answers Them With Death To Crown Them With Halos Parts 1 & 2 The Tortures Of The Damned The Black Light Bacchanalia (The Age That Is To Come) Eternal Regret
Commented vocalist David DeFeis:
"It will be a long album... close to 80 minutes. The album (to be really brief) concerns the reversal of all things. Once conquered by invading cultures, older Pagan deities become the demons from the new religion. The Black Light Bacchanalia is a reversal of the sacred sexual customs, and the final desecration of the 'Goddess Principle,' switching from matrilineal descent to patrilineal descent, with the rise of the idea of the Mountain-Fire God.... And it also has to do with ancient fears such as the fear of the sun not rising...Lyrically it is a kind of continuation of the story I told on the last album...Musically it is quite something else..." |
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Comment by Tommy (Member) - Wednesday, August 11, 2010 |
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Comments: 74 | | Expectations are huge as always. Visions Of Eden was a fascinating dark piece.
Posted by Tommy Wednesday, August 11, 2010 |
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