Hammer King Kingdemonium

Hammer King continues to prove itself as an unstoppable force in the German heavy and power metal world, since bursting onto the scene in 2015 and most recently, the success of the 2021 full-length album "Hammer King". Under the banner of the mighty Hammer King himself, the band around former Ross The Boss singer Titan Fox delivers a new studio album, "Kingdemonium", out via Napalm Records! Hammer King continues to keep it heavy with speedy riffs, energetic grooves and fist-pumping choruses, devoting the existence once again to the myth of the godly Hammer King - a holy feast for fans of genre giants like Powerwolf, Manowar or HammerFall. Armed with new twin lead guitars and a new bass player, the album picks up where the self-titled album Hammer King left off, but offers a more critical and sinister side of things. Only 14 months after the release of the last album, Hammer King delivers another strong release while showcasing a different side of the self-created fantasy world full of perfectly intonated tales and stories. "Kingdemonium" highlights the core essence of Hammer King and fully reflects on the strengths of the band. The album starts off with "Invisible King". The title track is pure power from the first tune and goes all the way with thundering drums, riffs made of steel and energetic vocals. Followed by "The Four Horsemen", starting off slower, the track quickly picks up the pace mid-journey through the world of the Hammer King. "Guardians Of The Realm", featuring Ross The Boss, stands out from the rest of the songs with the vigorous vocals riddled with acoustic guitar elements, while "Live Long, Die Nasty" is a future live hit that will have all crowds screaming along immediately. An album made of pure steel in the name of the Hammer King! Produced by Titan Fox and Hammer King, recorded by Charles Greywolf at Studio Greywolf and mixed and mastered by Jacob Hansen at Hansen Studios (Volbeat, Destruction), "Kingdemonium" is accompanied by its artwork from Peter Sallai and comes in multiple formats with some of them including two exclusive bonus tracks.
Source: Napalm Records