Astral Doors release new single and video "Masters Of The Sky"

Astral Doors release new single and video "Masters Of The Sky"

ASTRAL DOORS release "Masters Of The Sky", the third pre-single taken from the coming studio album "The End Of It All", out on October 18th on Metalville Records.

Here's the official video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xqhoWt9JCgw

"Masters Of The Sky" can be described as a genuine ASTRAL DOORS signature track with a clear conscience. The song represents a sound typical of the Swedish metal pioneers. Heavy riffs carried by melodic vocals. The story of "Masters Of The Sky" was inspired by the stories and reports about the air battles during the two world wars.

The legendary metal band founded in Borlänge, Sweden, in 2003 returns with a brand new studio album five years after their chart success ‘Worship Or Die’.

After nine albums released so far, the guys were keen to record a tenth, their anniversary album. The band decided to call the album ‘The End Of It All’ as a reflection on what the world is like today and also to somehow say that this might be the last album in the ASTRAL DOORS' career.

The recording of ‘The End Of It All’ took place once again in Borlänge, and the band found the inspiration and creativity to present the world with a new classic ASTRAL DOORS album.

Nils Patrik Johansson's lyrics and vocal melodies are outstanding, as has always been the case with the ASTRAL DOORS. In addition, the two songwriters Johan Lindstedt and Joachim Nordlund prove once again that they have the exact feel for what catchy heavy metal should sound like.

So is this the end of everything or a new beginning?

TRACK LISTING

  • Temple Of Lies
  • Iron Dome
  • Vikings Rise
  • Heaven's Gate
  • Masters Of The Sky
  • The End Of It All
  • Father Evil
  • When The Clock Strikes Midnight
  • A Night In Berlin
  • A Game Of Terror

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