Midnite Hellion – Kingdom Immortal 2024


Release date: Friday, April 12th 2024 Chiming in with their thrash-luster take on NWOBHM, New Jersey power trio MIDNITE HELLION are dead set on conquering Europe with speed, charm and just good old fun. Their blend of heavy and thrash metal is always on point, even when they put sick 70’s blues notes up to battling killer riffs from the heart of the 80’s.

Now – with several EPs, singles, and a killer debut album behind their belts and after thrashing the stages ever since 2011, topping it all off with accompanying Anvil on their massive US tour in 2022 and 2023 – the band deemed the time right to unleash their latest album Kingdom Immortal on the European crowd. Making it available on CD, MC and LP for the first time outside the US, the three hellions would have celebrated their endeavor supporting U.D.O. on their 2023 continental tour, which unfortunately had to be postponed. But MIDNITE HELLION don’t cry over spilled milk.

Instead, they just keep the ball rolling and introduce a dope video single to their hungry listeners. H.M.O skyrockets with a highly infectious tune, cheering the audience with traditional riffs and a catchy chorus. We may only guess what the title stands for – Heavy Metal Overkill? Healthy Metal Orgy? Hold My Opossum? Be that as it may; MIDNITE HELLION commenting on the track: “You wanted it heavy, you got it! H.M.O is the song to crank again and again, whether it be for a kegger or a backyard brawl – it’s always a Rock ‘n Roll party with MIDNITE HELLION!” Its autobiographical theme tells the story of fighting against obstacles and never giving up. The vigorous message is mingled with live footage, showing the tireless metal party going on at a MIDNITE HELLION concert.

1. Midnite Hellion – H.M.O
2. Midnite Hellion – She-Demon
3. Midnite Hellion – Phantomland
4. Midnite Hellion – Rapscallion
5. Midnite Hellion – Speed Demon
6. Midnite Hellion – Resurrected
7. Midnite Hellion – Army Of The Dead
8. Midnite Hellion – In Sickness And In Hell

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