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<\/p>\nBelgian metallers KILLER will release their new album, \u201cMonsters Of Rock\u201d on May 21 via Mausoleum Records. The cover artwork and a video of the title song \u2018Monsters Of Rock\u2018 can be viewed below.<\/p>\n
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KILLER celebrating 35 years of \u201cWe-take-no-prisoners\u201d hard rocking heavy metal! KILLER returns with \u201cMonsters Of Rock\u201c, their seventh album. Produced by Shorty and drummer Vanne, the album packs a powerful wallop, carrying on in the classic tradition of \u201cReady For Hell\u201c, \u201cWall Of Sound\u201d and \u201cShock Waves\u201c. The spirit of the 1980s power-trio recorded with the technical capabilities of 2015 \u2013 Hard rockin\u2019 heavy metal does not get any better!<\/p>\n
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Track listing:<\/p>\n
01. Monsters Of Rock
\n02. No Exception To The Rule
\n03. Shotgun Symphony
\n04. Back To The Roots
\n05. No Way Out
\n06. Danger Zone
\n07. Firestorm
\n08. Deaf, Blind And Dumb
\n09. Forever Metal
\n10. Children Of Desperation
\n11. Hold Your Head Up High
\n12. Making Magic
\n13. The Reactor
\n14. Rock City
\n15. Fake<\/p>\n
KILLER are:<\/p>\n
Shorty \u2013 Lead Vocals & Lead Guitars
\nJakke \u2013 Lead Vocals & Bass Guitar
\nVanne \u2013 Drums & Backing vocals
\nFrom the outset in 1980 the power trio was embraced by a myriad of loyal fans all over the world. Their first three albums; \u201cReady For Hell\u201d, \u201cWall Of Sound\u201d and especially \u201cShockwaves\u201d, were unanimously lauded by aficionados and critics alike, rubberstamped heavy metal masterpieces of the 80s. By the mid-eighties the band played prestigious festivals, toured the whole of Europe, and sold albums from Tokyo to Rio de Janeiro and from Moscow to New York, and just about everywhere in between. A noteworthy climax being a tour of Poland in 1986, where for the duration they played for captive audiences numbering no less than 10.000 eager fans each night.<\/p>\n
Killer\u2019s fourth album, \u201cFatal Attraction\u201d, eagerly awaited by fans for over five years, was another success. By 1991 however Grunge music ruled the world and Killer (by then a quartet) took a step back. Later that year founding member, guitarist\/ vocalist Shorty released a solo album entitled \u201cToo Wild To Tame\u201d under his last name: Van Camp. The album sounded as if it could have been Killer, volume IV. In May 2002, a reformed Killer were joined by Doro (Warlock), Ostrogoth and Crossfire, headlining the sold-out Mausoleum Records 20th Anniversary Concert. The overwhelming success lead to the recording of \u201cBroken Silence\u201d, an album featuring great anthem-like songs, as well as, for the very first time: keyboards. The 2005 follow-up, \u201cImmortal\u201d, once again more prominently featured Shorty\u2019s trademark guitar sound.<\/p>\n
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