Track Premiere: Nightstryke – “Deathstalker”

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After a solid start in 2017, Finland’s Nightstryke return three years later with more energy than ever for their sophomore album Storm of Steel. Although these Finns are young their hearts are old – Storm of Steel brings to mind NWOBHM legends like Angel Witch and Iron Maiden as much as it does from the melodic champions of Sweden like Universe and Gotham City.

The song we have for you here today on Ride into Glory is a track titled “Deathstalker”. As the name suggests, it’s about the cult classic Sword & Sorcery movie series of the same title and the up-tempo, triumphant nature of the track reflects that!

Release date: October 16th via Skol Records

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Marco

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