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BLIND GUARDIAN Guitarist Interviewed By Norway's IMHOTEP (Audio)

July 27, 2010

Imhotep's Roy Kristensen recently conducted an interview with guitarist Marcus Siepen of German power metallers BLIND GUARDIAN. You can now listen to the chat in three parts below.

BLIND GUARDIAN will release its new album, "At The Edge Of Time", in North America on August 24 via Nuclear Blast Records. A deluxe-edition digipack with a bonus CD (six songs, one video, and a documentary) plus a code for exclusive content at a special fan-only site will also be available. A three-song single, "A Voice In The Dark", was released in Europe on June 25.

An e-card for the album can be accessed at this location.

The artwork for "At The Edge Of Time" was created by Colombian artist Felipe Machado Franco (ICED EARTH, AT VANCE, AXEL RUDI PELL).

"At The Edge Of Time" track listing:

01. Sacred Worlds (9:17)
02. Tanelorn (5:58)
03. Road Of No Release (6:30)
04. Ride Into Obsession (4:46)
05. Curse My Name (5:52)
06. Valkyries (6:38)
07. Control The Divine (5:26)
08. War Of The Thrones (4:55)
09. A Voice In The Dark (5:41)
10. Wheel Of Time (8:55)

Photos from the "At The Edge Of Time" recording sessions can be found at Metal-Hammer.de.

In a recent online posting, BLIND GUARDIAN vocalist Hansi Kürsch stated about the band's forthcoming CD, "This will be our most bombastic and epic album so far. Each and every song has a completely different approach in comparison to each other and one complements the other in a perfect way."

Interview Part 1:

Interview Part 2:

Interview Part 3:

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