Swedish power metallers REINXEED to release '1912' in June!

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Swedish power metal band REINXEED are set to release their 4:th album, titled 1912, in June. It is a concept album dealing with the sinking of the Titanic in 1912. In addition to the twelve tracks featured on the record, there will be two bonus tracks for Japan, including an Iron Maiden cover. The band also made a video for the song "We Must Go Faster". Check it out below!

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Tracklist:

1. 1912
2. The Final Hour
3. Terror Has Begun
4. Spirit Lives On
5. Through The Fire
6. The Fall Of Man
7. The Voyage
8. We Must Go Faster
9. Challenge The Storm
10. Reach For The Sky
11. Farewell
12. Lost At Sea
13. ReinXeed Alliance*
14. Aces High (Iron Maiden cover)*

* Japanese bonus trackhttp://www.facebook.com/ReinXeed

Release dates:

May 25:th (Japan)
June 14:th (Rest of the world)



http://www.myspace.com/reinxeednorth
http://www.facebook.com/ReinXeed
 
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First time ever listening to these guys I believe.. a concept about the Titanic? Nice! Not sure if that's been done before - I like the idea. Will edit with my thoughts on the song.

EDIT: Okay.. doesn't blow me away, sounds pretty generic, but it's catchy, it reminds me of early Sonata Arctica! I think I'll give this album a try.
 
A Titanic concept power metal album with an Aces High cover bonus? Welp. I'm in.

EDIT: Ooh like it. Generic? Not especially from what I can tell but I love the Sonata-esque flavour. Great vocals. Sweden really know how to pump out some power metal bands, eh? :headbang:
 
I meant to add some personal reflections at the end of my initial post, but the formatting got all trashed, so I'll just do it here: I literally can't wait. Bought their last two albums as Japan imports and it looks like this will be the case here too. Tommy Johansson is slowly becoming one of my favorite songwriters in metal, sort of like the new Tobi Sammet. And now that Tobi has sort of ditched the power metal, that's most welcome. I still remember the first time I heard "The Light" (from the debut of the same name). I was floored and have been a fan since.

If you want to try their earlier material, I suggest you give "The Light", "Fantasia" (from Higher) and "Invincible" (from Majestic) a spin. There are many good songs, but these are gppd starting points.
 
Wow, these guys are talented... that song impressed me more than the last one!

The melodic/rhythmic cadence at the beginning of the chorus reminds me of The Tower by Avantasia. "Can you feel the voice? You don't have a choice" :D
 
'Through the Fire' isn't exactly screaming with unique creativity