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Armageddon – “The Watcher” [YouTube Song Stream]
Today, heavy metal powerhouse Armageddon have premiered the new track “The Watcher” via YouTube.
The Skinny: Today, heavy metal powerhouse Armageddon have premiered the new track “The Watcher” via YouTube. The song hails from the band’s highly anticipated Captivity & Devourment, set for North American release on January 20th, 2015 via Listenable Records.
Armageddon, who first came to life in Sweden in 1997 as a studio project, is now resurrected in its most powerful form. The band is based out of New York City, and has brought unto itself a crushing lineup of musicians. Together, they have once again conjured up the force that is Armageddon.
Their new album, Captivity & Devourment consists of 10 awe-inspiring and ingeniously crafted songs, full of devastating riffs, soaring guitar leads, and fist-pumping choruses. Heavy, melodic, technical, and groovy: this is creative metal songwriting with one foot in deep in the classics and and one eye gazing towards the distant future.
Captivity & Devourment Track Listing:
01. Captivity and Devourment
02. Locked In
03. Rendition
04. Fugitive Dust
05. Conquer
06. Thanatron
07. Background Radiation
08. The Watcher
09. Equalizer
10. Giants
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