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SCREAMER To Release 'Phoenix' In February

January 7, 2013

High Roller Records has set a February 8 release date for "Phoenix", the new album from the Swedish "full-throttle heavy metal" act SCREAMER on CD and LP.

SCREAMER started out in Ljungby, Smaland in early 2009, with Christoffer Svensson (bass, vocals),Martin Hallberg (guitars),Anton Fingal (guitars) and Henrik Petersson (drums). In 2011, they released their debut album, "Adrenaline Distractions", on High Roller Records.

In autumn 2012, SCREAMER departed for a European tour along with '77 from Spain and their Swedish friends BULLET.

"The 'Full Pull' tour with BULLET and '77 was a total blast," says SCREAMER drummer Henrik Petersson. "It felt great being able to reach out to bigger audiences, and playing live is what all of us in the band live for. We love it!"

Regarding the upcoming CD, Henrik said: "[It is] a nine-track monster with approximately 45 minutes running time. The artwork will once again be designed by Robin Gnista, the same artist that made our first cover. We are VERY proud and feel very confident about the new album, it feels like a natural step forward to us."

"Phoenix" track listing:

01. Demon Rider
02. No Regrets
03. Slavegrinder
04. Far Away From Home
05. No Sleep 'Til Hamilton
06. Phoenix
07. Mr. Noman
08. Red Moon Rising
09. Lady Of The River

The song "Demon Rider" can be streamed below.

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