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1.1 Firestorm1.2 Marching on1.3 The Gorgon1.4 Heavy Metal Warriors1.5 Eternal Night1.6 Fallen Glory1.7 What We've Sown1.8 Shadow Queen1.9 Kingdom Come (Bonus Track)1.10 Fighting Onward (Bonus Track) |
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.. Crown |
| | Description: | Lightning Strikes The Crown by Ironflame, released 8 September 2017, includes the following tracks: "The Gorgon", "Eternal Night", "What We've Sown", "Kingdom Come" and more.
This version of Lightning Strikes The Crown comes as a 1xCD. - .. CROWN2017 release. Ironflame is a traditional heavy/power metal entity born of multi-instrumentalist Andrew D'Cagna. Although the music of Ironflame finally came to life in late-2016, it's growth into fruition had been decades in the making. Andrew grew up in the late-'80s/early-'90s listening to classic metal acts like Iron Maiden, Savatage, Helloween, and Judas Priest. He was also lucky enough to have been blessed with a singing voice that lent itself well to the genre. Despite Andrew's given ability, however, he rarely used it-instead becoming influenced by more extreme realms of metal and pursuing such musical interests for 15 years, playing various instruments in death and black metal bands. Andrew was then recruited by renowned guitarist Jim Dofka as vocalist for the band Dofka, where he honed his raw vocal talent and learned how to sing properly through 2010, performing on the Humanity Bleak album. Years later, upon the untimely death of a mutual friend, Dofka reunited for a one-night performance in October of 2016. These events stirred up many old feelings, and Andrew felt it was time to write an album of purely traditional metal. Thus, Ironflame was born. The end result is Lightning Strikes the Crown, a 40-minute tribute to the glory days of heavy metal. Free of pretension and arrogance, the music of Ironflame is catchy, familiar, and hook-laden-just good old fist-banging metal that is as honest as it is memorable. All of the instruments and vocals were performed/recorded by Andrew himself, with the exception of a handful of local guitar buddies recruited for solos-Jim Dofka among them. Ironflame has since grown into an active live band with Jim Dofka (guitar) and James Babcock (bass) from Dofka joining the fray, as well as Quinn Lukas (guitar) from Icarus Witch and Todd Guerrieri (drums) from This Tortured Soul. Though still in it's infancy, Ironflame has already had the opportunity to share the stage with such heavyweights as Cerebus, Armored Saint, and the legendary Diamond Head. The band will continue to grow and establish itself as a true heavy metal force to be reckoned with.CD release on Divebomb Records with 2 additional tracks, limited edition of 500 pieces.
Track durations were determined by the program mode of three different compact disc players.
Recorded at Sacred Sound (Martins Ferry, OH) | 2017
Songwriting credits do not appear in the booklet, but they are specified on the Bandcamp release page."Ironflame's debut album 'Lightning Strikes The Crown' is a powerful statement in the world of traditional heavy metal. Released on CD by Divebomb Records, this record delivers soaring vocals, blazing guitar solos, and anthemic choruses that harken back to the golden age of metal while maintaining a fresh and energetic sound. Ironflame, led by multi-instrumentalist Andrew D'Cagna, has quickly gained recognition for their authentic approach and passionate performances. Since its release in 2017, 'Lightning Strikes The Crown' has been praised for its songwriting prowess and dynamic production. Divebomb Records is renowned for supporting underground and classic metal acts with high-quality reissues and new releases that cater to true fans of the genre." | | | No. of tracks: |
10 |
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DIVE150 |
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