IGNITOR: Footage From Austin In-Store Posted Online

November 5, 2009

Texas metal powerhouse IGNITOR has posted video footage of its recent record-release party and live in-store performance at Encore Records in Austin, Texas in support of the band's new album, "The Spider Queen". Watch the clip below.

"The Spider Queen" was released by Heavy Artillery in the United States and Canada on October 13 (Cruz Del Sur Music made the CD available in Europe and all other regions on September 14).

IGNITOR features in its ranks veteran musicians of the U.S. metal scene, including founding guitarist Stuart Laurence (Batlord) from AGONY COLUMN and legendary frontman Jason McMaster of DANGEROUS TOYS and WATCHTOWER.

"The Spider Queen" is said to be an original rock opera written by Laurence and featuring nine scenes plus an intro and an epilogue, where each scene is represented by a song. The album narrates the adventure of a young man facing the quest of his life, avenging his parents' death. The story revolves around a mysterious talisman and the magic it possesses, with many turns of events that lead to an unexpected end. Each and every one of the numerous characters is impersonated by the versatile, dramatic and impressive vocals of Jason McMaster.

"The Spider Queen" track listing:

01. Magnus Opus
02. Evil Calling
03. I Never Knew
04. The Games Begin
05. Angels Descend
06. The Spider Queen
07. Rune Of Power
08. What Love Denies
09. Construct Of Destruction
10. My Heart Turns To Dust
11. Dynasty Of Darkness

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/ignitor.

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