WOLF: Performance Footage Of New Song Available

March 20, 2011

Fan-filmed video footage of Swedish heavy metallers WOLF performing a brand new song, "Skull Crusher", on March 19, 2011 in Dublin, Ireland can be viewed below. The track comes off the band's sixth album, "Legions Of Bastards", which will be released via Century Media Records on the following dates:

Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Norway: Friday, April 22
Sweden, Finland, Hungary: Wednesday, April 27
North America, Spain, Italy: Tuesday, April 26
Rest Of Europe: Monday, April 25
Australia, New Zealand: Friday, April 29

The follow-up to 2009's "Ravenous", "Legions Of Bastards" was produced by Pelle Saether at Studio Underground in Vasterås, Sweden. The cover artwork was once again created by Thomas Holm (the man who was responsible for the legendary MERCYFUL FATE "Melissa" and "Don't Break The Oath" covers) and can be viewed below.

Commented the band: "'Legions Of Bastards' is the fruit of lots of hard work, sweat and blood.

"Our music has always come from the heart, but this one seems to us even more honest and straight-forward than any other album we've made.

"We're not afraid to say that this is a GREAT album. If you love it, like we do, raise the horns and bang your head! If you don't — we don't care. We'd still be banging our heads!"

"Legions Of Bastards" track listing:

01. Vicious Companions
02. Skull Crusher
03. Full Moon Possession
04. Jekyll & Hyde
05. Absinthe
06. Tales From The Crypt
07. Nocturnal Rites
08. Road To Hell
09. False Preacher
10. Hope To Die
11. K-141 Kursk

The limited-edition digipak version of "Legions Of Bastards" includes "6 Steps" (Japanese bonus track from the "Ravenous" album) and "Method To Your Madness" (METAL CHURCH cover).

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