FALCONER: New Song Available For Download

July 25, 2008

A brand new FALCONER track entitled "Man Of The Hour" is available for download at this location. The song comes off the Swedish metal band's new album, "Among Beggars And Thieves", which is scheduled for release in August via Metal Blade Records. The CD was recorded at Andy La Rocque's (KING DIAMOND) Sonic Train Studio in Varberg, Sweden. 13 songs were mixed during the sessions, including two bonus tracks for the LP's first edition.

"Among Beggars And Thieves" track listing:

01. Field Of Sorrow
02. Man Of The Hour
03. A Beggar Hero
04. Vargaskall
05. Carnival Of Disgust
06. Mountain Men
07. Viddernas Man
08. Pale Light Of Silver Moon
09. Boiling Led
10. Dark Ages (bonus)
11. Skula Skorpa, Skalk
12. Dreams And Pyres
13. Vi Sålde Våra Hemman (bonus)
+ Music Video

FALCONER shot a video for the song "Carnival Of Disgust" at the medieval Vadstena castle on a windy and cold April day. The clip, which will begin airing later this summer to coincide with the new album's release, "exceeds [all] expectations," according to a press release.

FALCONER guitarist Stefan Weinerhall previously stated about the upcoming CD. "The lyrics will all be about Swedish medieval life and episodes. Not a concept album really but still something in that direction. What I decided early on what that it wouldn't become 'Northwind Pt. 2'. 'Northwind' is as good as it can be, therefore we'll make things a tad different this time."

"Among Beggars And Thieves" release dates:

August 22: Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Italy
August 25: Rest of Europe
September 2: USA

FALCONER last year extended its deal with Metal Blade for another four albums.

The group's fifth studio CD, "Northwind" — the band's first since the departure of singer Kristoffer Göbel and return of Mathias Blad — was released in September 2006 via Metal Blade Records.

Watch footage of FALCONER performing the song "Upon the Grave of Guilt" at Wacken Open Air 2007 in Wacken, Germany:

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