Le groupe a signé un contrat pour la sortie en vinyle de leur dernier album :
The U.S. power metal band Death Dealer has signed a vinyl contract for current album "War Master" with Pure Steel Records. The limited vinyl edition consists 500 pieces (100 colored and 400 black). The release date is set for April 25th, 2014 and the lineup is a sfollows:
Sean Peck - vocals (Cage)
Stu Marshall - guitars (Empires of Eden, Paindivision)
Mike Davis - bass (Halford, ex-B.O.W.A., Dramarama, ex-Lizzy Borden, ex-Ozzy Osbourne)
Ross The Boss - guitars (Ross the Boss, ex-Brain Surgeons, ex-Manitoba's Wild Kingdom)
Rhino - drums (Angels Of Babylon, Forgotten Realm, Holy Force, Jack Starr's Burning Starr)
R.I.P Ronnie James Dio !
"La culture, c'est comme l'amour. Il faut y aller à petits coups au début pour bien en jouir plus tard."
Pierre Desproges
'tain ils ne sont pas là pour rigoler.
Ça me fait quand même un peu bizarre d'entendre Ross the Boss jouer quelque chose d'aussi agressif, mais ça nettoie les tympans!
I'm the lost one chasing colors to the sun
Colors bleed but never fade
DEATH DEALER, the band featuring MANOWAR and the DICTATORS guitarist Ross "The Boss" Friedman alongside vocalist Sean Peck (CAGE), guitarist Stu Marshall (producer and guitarist for such voices as Udo Dirkschneider and Steve Grimmett), bassist Mike Davis (HALFORD, LIZZY BORDEN), and drummer Steve Bolognese (INTO ETERNITY), will release its sophomore album, "Hallowed Ground", on September 11 via SMG Records. The 13-track CD was mixed and mastered by Stu Marshall at Frontier Studios in Sydney, Australia, and contains "massively epic orchestrations, speed metal anthems, and singalong headbangers," accoding to a press release.
DEATH DEALER will hit the road this summer for a string of European dates. Available at these shows — which will run from July 16 through August 2 — will be a "Death Dealer Limited Edition Metal Tour Package", which will contain the following items (housed in a custom printed tin container):
* "Warmaster" CD
* Limited-edition T-Shirt (L, XL)
* Patch
* Download card with three new DEATH DEALER songs ("Break The Silence", "Plan Of Attack" and "The Anthem") from the forthcoming "Hallowed Ground" album
Earlier this year, Death Dealer released a video for the powerful ballad "22 Gone", off of their album Conquered Lands, which was released in November 2020 via Steel Cartel Records. This song deals with the soldier suicide epidemic in the United States and the shocking statistic that on average, 22 service men commit suicide every day.
Singer Sean Peck who penned the lyrics talks about it: “When I was researching the song, I was blown away by this shocking number of tragic losses that happen each day. This video brings attention to it in a very powerful way. Even though it was a ballad, this song was a surprise hit with the critics and our fans so we decided to give it the video treatment. We put it out via YouTube, since we only release a limited amount of content to the streaming services. We are focusing on exclusive music content to our supporters that buy the physical product and only those that bought the record have heard this track.”
Ross The Boss commented on the track calling it, “Without a doubt, the most depressing song in heavy metal history!”
Stu Marshall said, “I feel passionately about our combat agencies and respect the fact these people put their lives on the line every day for our liberties and freedoms. Australian and American troops have stood shoulder to shoulder for decades and this song resonates the sadness of soldier suicide and why we need to support our troops in every way we can. '22 Gone' represents some of Sean's best lyric writing in my opinion.”
I'm the lost one chasing colors to the sun
Colors bleed but never fade
C'est sorti y a un an pile je crois, toujours pas acheté ni écouté d'ailleurs !
J'imagine que c'est dans la veine des précédents !
A noter la présence de Mike Lepond à la basse sur l'album
moi je l'ai acheté à sa sortie, il est moins bourrin et globalement plus mid tempo que les précédents, des bons moments mais ça manque quand même de compositions marquantes pour vraiment donné envie d'y revenir. Le moins bon des 3 à mes oreilles
Ca m'a donné envie de l'écouter et de mes repasser les 2 autres albums.
Et - SURTOUT - ça m'a permis de me décider à revendre le deuxième et de ne pas acheter l'actuel
Y'a que le premier qui est bon.
Je mets les pieds où je veux, et c'est souvent dans la gueule!
