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EX DEO Preparing for Epic Battle with Stream of New Single “The Rise Of Hannibal”
Having recently announced their new album, The Immortal Wars, Ex Deo are now streaming the single “The Rise Of Hannibal”.
Having recently announced their new album, The Immortal Wars, Ex Deo are now streaming the single “The Rise Of Hannibal”. The Immortal Wars is due on February 24th, 2017 via Napalm Records. This, the group’s third album to date, is a themed recording all about ancient Rome and features epic war scenarios, highly melodic death metal and orchestral anthems that demand those fists in the air!
Said the band, “People of Rome, there is a threat looming from Carthage, a force has awaken and we most stop The Rise of Hannibal, the soundtrack to ancient Rome is here, you have waited so long… Raise your Gladius in pride!”
Cover art was handled by Eliran Kantor (Testament, Hatebreed, Kataklysm, Fleshgod Apocalypse) while guitarist J-F Dagenais once more took care of production duties. Jens Bogren fine-tuned the whole affair at his mixing desk in Sweden.
The Immortal Wars Track Listing:
01. The Rise of Hannibal
02. Hispania (The Siege of Saguntum)
03. Crossing of the Alps
04. Suavetaurilia (Intermezzo)
05. Cato Major: Carthago delenda est!
06. Ad Victoriam (The Battle of Zama)
07. The Spoils of War
08. The Roman

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