Judas Priest – Firepower (Audio)
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Published on Feb 1, 2018Music video by Judas Priest performing Firepower (Audio).
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This bit below is where I got it from, via a link in the GW newsletter:
Hear Judas Priest’s New Song, “Firepower”
Heavy metal legends unveil the title track of their new album.
GUITAR WORLD STAFF 2018-02-02T09:31:41-05:00 5 HOURS AGO
Last month, Judas Priest gave us the first taste of their new album—Firepower—when they unveiled the music video for the appropriately titled “Lightning Strike.” Today, the band has unleashed the album’s title track, and second single. You can hear it above.
Firepower—the band’s eighteenth studio album—was recorded with longtime collaborator Tom Allom and Andy Sneap (Megadeth, Exodus, Testament, Accept). It is set for release March 9.
“Tom Allom has got this classic metal thing,” Halford said in a press release. “And Andy is a bit more of a ‘modern metal producer’ but his thinking is a little bit different to Tom’s. And I think to get this balance between that classic old school metal to what Andy’s world is was just a remarkable coalescence.”
You can preorder Firepower here, and you can also stop by the band’s PledgeMusic page to get your hands on limited-edition collectibles related to the album—such as a metallic silver-colored cassette version of Firepower—which are available now.
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