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SAINT - IMMORTALIZER (CD, 2024, Armor Records) Epic Melodic Heavy Metal!
- 2024 release from SAINT, revered as Christian heavy metal greats!
- 11 tracks of traditional melodic heavy metal
- 6-page lyrics booklet, jewel case
- Mastered by Rob Cowell
- In the musical tradition of the band's best and most iconic albums
Roxx Records is happy once again to be working with Saint to bring you the bands latest indie release. A few words from the mighty SAINT...
"We are thrilled to unveil the official music video for "Immortalizer," the electrifying title track from our latest album. This release marks a monumental milestone for us as it coincides with our 40th anniversary and the launch of our 13th studio album. 'Immortalizer' encapsulates the essence of our journey, combining powerful lyrics with the signature sound that has defined Saint for four decades. Join us in celebrating this incredible moment and dive into the world of 'Immortalizer.'
Coming This Summer 2024
Track Listing:
- Immortalizer (https://youtu.be/FVgM3_s2Ynw?si=PWAezaACJqlco1xU)
- Repent
- My Cemetary
- Eyes of Fire
- The Congregation
- Pit of Sympathy
- Into The Kingdom
- The Loyal
- Blood of God
- Where is the Faith
- Salt in the Wound
Saint is:
Richard Lynch (bass)
Matt Smith (guitar)
Jerry Johnson (guitar)
Dave Nelson (vocals)
Jared Knowland (drums)
ABOUT THE ALBUM
After blowing us away with 2022's Heaven Fell, the same line up returns filled with all the fire and brimstone necessary to burn themselves that much deeper into hearts of a loyal and enthusiastic fanbase! Driven by Lynch's robust bass, production is thick and heavy - recalling those early Black Sabbath albums, but with the benefit of modern resources. Dave Nelson's vocal performance is absolutely perfect for Saint and provides many impressive and memorable moments. Knowland's drums hammer home both the message and the feel of this powerful album. Yet, it's the duel guitar attack that ushers the listener into a metallic induced heart-flutter. This is classic Saint in 2024 - as good as they have ever been, and literally, better-than-ever. We love all Saint albums, but this might be the band's finest hour in terms of production, riffs, and hooks. Yeah, it's THAT great!