
(ASPR) Power metal heroes Gloryhammer open up another chapter of their expansive universe surrounding the Space Kingdom of Fife. "Die with a Sword in My Hand" brims over with energetic heroism.
As a second glimpse into their upcoming album, Space 1993: Wrath of Kor-Virliath, coming October 16 via Napalm Records, the new single describes the chaos the album's protagonist, Angus McFife V, has to deal with in the face of intergalactic battle. The alleged safe haven is overrun by demons in this memorable track, the future is uncertain.
What is certain is the rousing character that Gloryhammer give to their music and epic storytelling. Correspondingly, "Die with a Sword in My Hand" comes with an exceptional animated video, following the story in the style of a TV show. Get ready, as it is their destiny to fight - tonight!
The Hootsman about "Die with a Sword in My Hand": "I don't always die, but when I do, it's with a sword in my hand."
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