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IRON FIRE: New Song Posted Online

April 8, 2007

Danish metallers IRON FIRE, who are fronted by FORCE OF EVIL singer Martin Steene, have completed work on their fourth album, "Blade of Triumph", due on June 29 in Germany, Austria and Switzerland and in the rest of Europe on July 2 via Napalm Records. A song from the new album, entitled "Bridges Will Burn", is available for streaming on the band's MySpace page.

"Blade of Triumph" is the follow-up to "Revenge", which was released in March 2006 via Napalm.

In other news, IRON FIRE will support KAMELOT on May 17 at The Rock in Copenhagen, Denmark.

IRON FIRE issued two full-length albums through the Sanctuary/Noise label prior to signing with Napalm: 2000's "Thunderstorm" and 2001's "On the Edge".

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