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FALKENBACH To Release New Album In November

October 2, 2005

German pagan/Viking one-man band FALKENBACH will release its new album, "Heralding the Fireblade", on November 25 via Napalm Records. It will be issued both as a limited-edition digipack, featuring one bonus track, and a regular jewel-case version. The track listing for the effort is as follows:

01. Heathen Foray
02. Of Forests Unknown
03. Havamal
04. Roman Land
05. Heralder *
06. Laeknishendr
07. Walkiesjar
08. Skirnir
09. Gjallar **

* re-recorded version of an old track, which once was only available as a bonus track for the picture LP version of "...En Their Medh Riki Fara..."

** re-recorded version of an old track originally featured on the "Skinn Av Sveri Sol Valtiva" demo

(Thanks: Scott Weiland's Orange Juice)

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