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Wednesday 13 Un-Alive from Pol'and'Rock 2025

Format:
CD digi
Style:
Heavy Metal
Release:
25.09.2026
Art-Nr.:
CD27610
Label:
Napalm Records
Price incl. VAT, plus Shipping 16.50 €

Tracklist

01
Blood Fades To Black
02
Look What The Bats Dragged In
03
Too Fast For Blood
04
Rotting Away
05
I Want You Dead
06
When The Devil Commands
07
Summertime Suicide
08
197666
09
There's No Such Thing As Monsters
10
In Misery
11
Good Day To Be A Bad Guy
12
Nowhere
13
I Walked With A Zombie
14
Bad Things
15
I Love To Say Fuck

Description

It was a hot summer day in Poland when more than 750,000 fans gathered at the Czaplinek-Broczyno airfield for the legendary Pol'and'Rock Festival 2025--an event that has enjoyed cult status for over 30 years. Fresh from the success of his acclaimed album *Mid Death Crisis*--which drew high praise from renowned outlets like *Metal Hammer*, *Loudwire*, and *Blabbermouth*--WEDNESDAY 13, the self-proclaimed "Duke of Spook," took the stage and instantly captivated the crowd with a triumphant performance. Fortunately, this spectacle was recorded and now lives on in *Un-Alive from Pol'and'Rock 2025*, set for release on September 25, 2026, via Napalm Records.

With a setlist spanning the entire careers of WEDNESDAY 13 and Murderdolls, the band guides listeners through the extensive repertoire of the self-styled "Mr. Motherfucker." From Murderdolls classics like "Summertime Suicide" and "197666" to solo favorites such as "Look What The Bats Dragged In" and "Bad Things" (from *Transylvania 90210*), "Too Fast For Blood" (from *The Dixie Dead*), and "Good Day To Be A Bad Guy" (from *Horrifier*), alongside numerous highlights from *Mid Death Crisis*--including "In Misery," "When The Devil Commands," and "Rotting Away"--the band delivers a dark celebration fueled by horror-punk and metal energy.

*Un-Alive from Pol'and'Rock 2025* is an album charged with adrenaline and a horror-infused atmosphere--perfect for late-night drives with the windows down, the pedal to the metal, and bats silhouetted against a moonlit horizon.

Source: Napalm Records Website