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TR Frontman Interviewed By INFERNAL MASQUERADE (Audio)

May 13, 2011

Infernal Masquerade webzine recently conducted an interview with guitarist/vocalist Heri Joensen of Faroese Viking metallers TR. The chat is now available for streaming using the audio player below.

Interview (audio):

TR's sixth full-length album, "The Lay Of Thrym", will be released in Europe on May 27 and in the U.S. on June 7 via Napalm Records. It will be made available as a limited-edition first pressing digipack including two bonus tracks, and as a deluxe-box-set edition including the digipack and a vintage TR flag.

The story of King Thrym, who dared steal Thor's hammer "Mjollnir", may set the lyrical stage on TR's latest album, but it does not prevent them from covering more current topics like in the track "Shadow Of The Swastika". "The Lay Of Thrym" follows the path of the band's previous releases by uniting classic heavy metal riffs with impressive drumming, traditional melodies, and powerful choruses. The result is a number of epic anthems, such as "Take Your Tyrant" and "Hall Of Freedom", both of which will most certainly earn a permanent spot on TR's future setlists. Frontman Heri Joensen continues to give TR a unique and unmistakable edge with magnificent vocals and superb guitar work. Jacob Hansen was again responsible for recording, mixing, and mastering the album, complementing this fascinating Faroese sound universe with finishing touches that allow every last detail to shine.

"The Lay Of Thrym" track listing:

01. Flames Of The Free
02. Shadow Of the Swastika
03. Take Your Tyrant
04. Evening Star
05. Hall Of Freedom
06. Fields Of The Fallen
07. Konning Hans
08. Ellindur Bondi A Jadri
09. Nine Words Of Lore
10. The Lay Of Thrym
11. I (BLACK SABBATH cover) (bonus track)
12. Stargazer (RAINBOW Cover) (bonus track)

TR is:

Heri Joensen - Vocals, Guitar
Terji Skibens - Guitar
Gunnar H. Thomsen - Bass
Kri Streymoy - Drums

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