Judas Priest will release their new album, Redeemer Of Souls in the States on July 8th through Epic/Columbia (see below for other release dates).
The title track can be streamed below.
On Tuesday, April 29th, Redeemer Of Souls will be available for purchase via iTunes and other digital service providers.
Guitarist Glenn Tipton said that fans should not expect wild experimentation. “Sometimes in the past we may have come under fire for being too adventurous musically – so we have listened,” he said. “From start to finish, Redeemer Of Souls is 18 songs of pure classic Priest metal.”
Other Redeemer Of Souls release dates:
July 8th:
USA
Friday, July 11th:
Australia
Austria
Benelux
Finland
Germany
Ireland
New Zealand
Norway
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
Monday, July 14th:
Asia (excluding Japan)
Czech Republic
Denmark
France
Greece
Hungary
Poland
Portugal
South Africa
UK
Tuesday, July 15th:
Canada
Italy
Latin America
Russia
Spain
Wednesday, July 16th:
Japan
22 Responses
Probably will not be 18 songs Would be awesome if that’s true, but I think that was a typo by Blabbermouth. Saw the same quote from Glenn on Rolling Stone and That one said 13 songs. So I guess we’ll see. I like the title track but hoping for faster, heavier stuff!
Priest is totally washed up. Only KK has common sense.
Wow, I totally disagree.
I like the single ROS. It basic Battlecry Priest. We all have to wait till July. I give it an A. Its not an A+ like PainKiller/YGATC but its still great. One thing I love about Priest is that they really know how to construct a song. Its like even if you don’t like it. They really do construct songs very well. I can feel the construction on their song like looking at a motor bike.