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METALFORCE: New 'Metalforce TV' Episode Posted Online

June 3, 2010

METALFORCE — the German metal band led by former MAJESTY singer vocalist Tarek "MS" Maghary — has posted Episode 3 in its ongoing Metalforce TV series. Watch it below.

METALFORCE recently parted ways with rhythm guitarist Josef Echter due to "personal health issues." The band will continue as a quartet.

Josef Echter officially joined METALFORCE in January. He made his live debut with the band on the German/Dutch leg of MANOWAR's "Death To Infidels" European tour.

METALFORCE's self-titled debut album was released last summer via Magic Circle Music, the record label owned by members of MANOWAR. According to the band's official bio, the members of METALFORCE "honor their fans with anthems of power and might. It's the stuff metal legends are made of and METALFORCE is destined to become one and the same. There [are] 11 new songs to motivate 'true metal' fans to raise their flags and pledge their allegiance. . . METALFORCE promises to unite the world of 'true metal' through the power of passion, expressed through their music."

Commented Maghary: "True metal doesn't follow commercial trends, it comes from your heart, it's truthful, it's totally honest, an honesty that is dedicated to your music and your fans."

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