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After a lengthy break from release activity, Welsh-borne Progressive Heavy Metal act HUNTED returns stronger than ever with their sophomore full-length effort "Deliver Us". Now operating as a quartet consisting of arch-wailer Chris G, axeman Steve Barberini along with the habile rhythm section of bassist Jon Letson and drummer Matt "Animal" Thomas, the band has spent their time wisely; improving upon their compositional and instrumental skills to offer us this mercurial blend of Heavy Metal's past, present and future. Painstakingly refined into maximum alchemical combustion by the expert hand of Sonic One Studios' producer Tim Hamill, the new material sees the four-piece up the ante in regard to the successful formula established on their praised debut album "Welcome the Dead" (2010, Massacre Records), arriving at an updated mode of expression that can only be described as a highly distinctive amalgamation of North American and European Progressive Heavy/Power Metal. Considering the nature of the eleven incredibly versatile tracks that constitutes "Deliver Us", HUNTED does not paint themselves into this or that stylistic corner, and will surely appeal to a wider listener base as well. As a sign of their broad musical ground, HUNTED has chosen to include a lush and ample cover of Spanish cult act ANGELES DEL INFIERNO's "Maldito Sea Tu Nombre", sung entirely in Spanish, of course. The cover song will be a bonus track on the CD edition of the album.

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• CD edition features a bonus track in the form of a cover of Spanish cult act ANGELES DEL INFIERNO’s “Maldito Sea Tu Nombre”, sung entirely in Spanish

Sales Points

• For fans of: Iron Maiden, Persuader, Helloween, Nevermore, Queensryche
• Long-time running band with massive fanbase
• Amazing production work by Tim Hamill at Sonic One Studios

Press Quotes

A headbanger's wet dream

     —Metalbite

Some of the finest heavy metal in a while

     —ConcreteWeb

The best thing to happen to the New Wave of Traditional Heavy Metal

     —Dangerdog