MAJESTY: 'Banners High' Title Track Available For Streaming

November 18, 2013

Reactivated German metallers MAJESTY will release a new album, "Banners High", on December 20 via NoiseArt Records. The band's first-ever concept CD tells a fantasy story penned by MAJESTY singer Tarek "MS" Maghary.

Says Tarek: "We're very proud to release our first concept album.

"The story deals with oppressed people who march into battle to finally be free.

"We definitely didn't want to do one of those concept albums with silly, boring audiobook parts and thousands of intros.

"The story is being conveyed by ten heavy metal anthems which could easily stand alone too. Which is why you can simply listen to the album without delving into the concept too much. If you want to though, you'll experience an incredibly epic world where honor, friendship, self-sacrifice and love of freedom still mean something."

"Banners High" track listing:

01. Judgment Of The Gods
02. We Want His Head
03. Banners High
04. Time For Revolution
05. United By Freedom
06. Pray For Thunder
07. Bloodshed And Steel
08. All We Want, All We Need
09. Take Me Home
10. On A Mountain High
11. The Day When The Battle Is Won

Digipak bonus tracks:

12. Banners High (Karaoke Version)
13. Take Me Home (Acoustic Version)

The "Banners High" title track can be streamed below.

MAJESTY's last album, "Thunder Rider", entered the German Media Control chart at position No. 55. The effort was released on January 4 In Germany, Austria, and Switzerland and on January 25 in the rest of Europe via Austria's NoiseArt Records.

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