ACCEPT – Unveil Title Track From ‘STALINGRAD’ For The Metal World To Hear!
The title track to ACCEPT’s new album Stalingrad – due out on April 6th in Europe and April 10th in North America – is available for listening in its entirety on the band’s YouTube channel.
The follow-up album to the runaway success of 2010’s Blood Of The Nations, Stalingrad’s eleven tracks were once again produced by Andy Sneap and are filled to capacity with everything that made ACCEPT famous: exceptional songwriting, soaring guitar solos, a propelling dual-guitar attack, a no-holds-barred rhythm section and chanted background vocals. Every track is destined to become a live anthem!
Guitarist Wolf Hoffman has previously stated: “We put ourselves under enormous pressure to bring out a new album right after our 180-show tour marathon, which took us two times around the globe. But we are very proud about what we delivered with Stalingrad and we hope our fans will like it as well”.
ACCEPT will be touring throughout Europe with NWOBHM label mates Hell this April and also performing in Russia.
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* Stone Says: This title track, Stalingrad, is undisputed, 100%, bona fide, kick-ass ACCEPT Heavy Metal! Oh, it’s kinda melodic too with vintage ACCEPT chorus happening. You MUST listen to this new song from ACCEPT, crank-it-up on high and thank the Metal Gods that ACCEPT has a new album coming out soon! Metal be thy name.
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STALINGRAD – Track Listing:
01 – Hung, Drawn And Quartered
02 – Stalingrad
03 – Hellfire
04 – Flash To Bang Time
05 – Shadow Soldiers
06 – Revolution
07 – Against The World
08 – Twist Of Fate
09 – The Quick And The Dead
10 – Never Forget (BONUS TRACK)
11 – The Galley
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(Source: Nuclear Blast News)
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LONG LIVE ACCEPT.
Stone.
March 3, 2012 at 4:13 am
Back in the 80s, I thought Udo Dirkschneider was Accept and found it difficult to listen to them without him over the years. This song has definitely changed my mind on that one. It is a killer!
Long live Accept!