AMON AMARTH `BERSERKER` CD

• 1 Fafner’s Gold 5:01
• 2 Crack The Sky 3:50
• 3 Mjolner, Hammer Of Thor 4:44
• 4 Shield Wall 3:47
• 5 Valkyria 4:44
• 6 Raven’s Flight 5:22
• 7 Ironside 4:31
• 8 The Berserker At Stamford Bridge 5:15
• 9 When Once Again We Can Set Our Sails 4:26
• 10 Skoll And Hati 4:28
• 11 Wings Of Eagles 4:05
• 12 Into The Dark 6:48

Comprising 12 monstrous heavy metal anthems that bulge with irresistible melodic hooks, bursts of thrilling savagery and moments of spine-tingling dynamic drama, Berserker is the result of the huge surge of creativity and a collective desire to keep moving forward with no compromise. From the disarming melodrama and explosive riffing of opener “Fafner’s Gold” and the brutish simplicity of the rampaging “Crack The Sky” to the epic fury of “Raven’s Flight” and the grim, gritty storytelling of “Ironside” and “Skoll and Hati”, Berserker is an album full of trademark Amon Amarth bluster and bite but with every aspect of the band’s sound somehow refined, sonically enhanced and made vastly more potent, both in terms of metal oomph and emotional power. Neatly summing up the spirit behind these exhilarating new songs is the album’s semi-title track, “The Berserker At Stamford Bridge”: a visceral but vivid historical tale, recounting the Vikings last stand against the English army in 1066 and the mind-bending heroics of one axe-wielding warrior.