
Dirkschneider & The Old Gang have released a music video for their song "The Law Of A Madman," which comes from their studio album "Babylon," that was released last fall.
According to the announcement, "The Law Of A Madman" treads the path of up-tempo metal shuffles. A true-metal guitar riff paves the way for aggressive vocals typical of Udo Dirkschneider, soon moving into a chorus reminiscent of the good old days. Following an ingenious guitar solo packed with twists and surprising harmonies, the song culminates in powerful final choruses highlighted by Manuela's breathtaking solo vocals.
With this latest release, Dirkschneider & The Old Gang conclude their Babylon album video cycle, which has generated more than five million views across all of the individual videos, a strong testament to the project's enduring appeal. The impressive response shows that DATOG has truly reached the hearts of the fans worldwide, resonating with listeners who continue to celebrate the band's timeless rock and heavy metal spirit.
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