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TRACKLIST:

01 Against The Odds
02 King Of Kings
03 Daimyo
04 Shadow Warrior
05 Apollo
06 Fallout War
07 Messenger Of The Stars
08 Before The Dawn (feat. Elize Ryd)
09 Edge of Insanity
10 Alexander The Great (356-323 B.C)

I bet, when you meet the words “metal” and “history” in one sentence, the first band that comes to your mind is Sabaton, but they are soon to be not the only ones spicing up metalheads’ curiousity in historical events and personalities, as New Horizon‘s new album “Conquerors” is on its way and ready to blow your mind not only with the perfect extra quality blend of power and heavy metal with a strong modern production, but also by a diversity of the themes undisclosed: from Jesus Christ to the Space Race during the Cold War. The album comes out via Frontiers Music on the 14th of June.

Meanwhile, “Conquerors” album is truly a new stage in band’s own history, and not only because of it being kinda a concept album this time, but also because this time the voice of the album is not Erik Grenwall who left the project after the first album due to business with Skid Row, but Nils Molin (Dynazty, Amaranthe), and though the vocal skills of both singers are equally undoubtedly outstanding, I must confess, that Mr.Molin’s voice sounds more natural surrounded by all those modern power metal arrangements aka its natural habitat.

So the album kickstarts with a banger “Against The Odds”, which begins with a cinematic symphonic intro which in 30 seconds starts rapidly growing its speed power metal shape and delivers a wholesome impression of an army on galloping horses. Listening to the “King Of Kings”, I couldn’t help recalling a legendary rock opera “Jesus Christ Superstar” and really enjoyed the atmosphere, created by the organ tunes and that dramatic pause in the second part. Intentional or not – it’s a nice hommage to Christian metal, I must say. By the way, lyric-wise, unlike aforementioned Sabaton songs, songs on “Conquerors” album are less straight to the point and more riddle-ish, that’s what makes them so interesting to listen to! Yet, I sincerely hope there will be a track by track explanation someday…

Going further we have another single “Daimyo” about the samurai elite. Energetic song, slightly resembling to Dio‘s “Holy Diver”, but faster. The song gets more authentic only closer to the ending, with all those horns and stuff.
In “Shadow Warrior” we enjoy a vivid bass-line with riffs breaking into the verse slightly and accompanying the vocals perfectly and, of course, a fascinating keyboard versus guitar solo thing, that, I think, balances the general aggressiveness of the song with it’s flight like melody. Speaking about flight, the next song – “Apollo” – released as a recent single is an epic cosmic story about the Space Race during the Cold War. The solemnness of the song is mind-blowing – from the first symphonic passage to the countdown, followed by the awesome speeding up, which is the greatest musical presentation of a rocket launch I have ever heard. Shivers were racing down my spine just as fast as that passage, man what a blast!