Battering Ram
Battering Ram
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Our Take
Our Take
Ah, SAXON. The mere mention of this legendary British band strikes fear into the hearts of lesser metal acts. With their latest album, "Battering Ram", SAXON continues to prove why they are one of the most enduring forces in heavy metal.
From the opening track, "Destroyer", it's clear that SAXON hasn't lost an ounce of their ferocity. The riffs are as heavy as ever, the solos are as face-melting as ever, and frontman Biff Byford's vocals are as powerful as ever. It's like being hit with, well, a battering ram.
But what sets "Battering Ram" apart from other metal albums is its unexpected moments of whimsy. Take "Queen of Hearts", for example, which sees SAXON embracing their inner romantic with lyrics like "She's the queen of my heart, the princess of my dreams". It's a refreshing change of pace from the usual tales of war and destruction.
And then there's "Hard and Fast", a blistering ode to living life on the edge. With its lightning-fast guitar work and thunderous drums, it's a reminder that SAXON can still out-speed and out-rock bands half their age.
In conclusion, "Battering Ram" is a triumphant return for SAXON. It's heavy, it's fun, and it's everything you could want from a metal album in 2021. Whether you're a longtime fan or a newcomer to the band, this album is sure to leave you headbanging and wanting more. Hail to the kings of British metal!
Track Listing
Track Listing
1. Battering Ram
2. The Devil's Footprint
3. Queen of Hearts
4. Destroyer
5. Hard and Fast
6. Eye of the Storm
7. Stand Your Ground
8. Top of the World
9. To the End
10. Kingdom of the Cross
11. Three Sheets to the Wind (The Drinking Song)
Delivery & Returns
Delivery & Returns
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About the artist
Saxon
SAXON is the epitome of British metal royalty. Formed in 1977, this band has been shaking up the scene for over four decades with their electrifying mix of hard-hitting riffs and thunderous vocals. Lead singer Biff Byford's iconic rasp can make even the most stoic listener headbang uncontrollably. Known for their epic anthems and energetic live performances, SAXON truly know how to command a crowd. From selling out arenas across the globe to headlining some of the biggest metal festivals, these veterans show no signs of slowing down. Their discography spans over 20 studio albums, each packed with fist-pumping classics that have stood the test of time. Tracks like "Wheels of Steel" and "Princess of the Night" are not just songs - they're anthems that have become part of metal lore. But don't let their long history fool you - SAXON are not content resting on their laurels. Their latest album, "Thunderbolt," released in 2018, is a testament to their enduring talent and passion for their craft. This record proves that they still have plenty of fuel left in the tank, ready to set the metal world ablaze once again. So, whether you're a die-hard metalhead or just someone looking to experience the raw power of British metal, SAXON is a band that demands your attention. With their larger-than-life stage presence and killer tunes, they continue to reign supreme as legends of the genre. Long live SAXON!
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