Die Hard, by Wolves of Avalon

Die Hard

by Wolves of Avalon

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Jordan L The Wolves of Avalon have fast become a personal favourite in recent years. This 7" ticked all the boxes of expectation from a Wolves release. The A-side, a cover of a Venom classic is fast and furious with enough guest appearances to get metal fanatics ecstatic at the sheer thought of it. Side B showcases the depth of songwriting that will encourage new fans to journey into the Wolves discography. They are a tribal brotherhood of war and know how to die well, or in this case...Die Hard! 8/10 Favorite track: Die Hard (Venom cover).

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Record/Vinyl + Digital Album
7" featuring cover of classic Venom song 'Die Hard' and an original

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	1.	Die Hard (Venom cover) 03:35		buy track
	2.	Carrion Crows Reprise 05:38		buy track

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"Where Metatron and crew strike gold, though, is during their hellish rendition of 'Die Hard'. The instrumentation pays homage to the original, thrashing about with reckless abandon...Sure, Venom covers are a dime a dozen, but The Wolves of Avalon bring a veritable who’s who of guest stars to push their version above and beyond a mere homage. Featuring guest spots by Rob Miller of Amebix, Mirai Kawashima of Sigh, Alan Averill of Primordial and none other than Mantas himself, this is a cover track that will be hard for any others to outdo." - The Metal Observer

'Die Hard' is the latest release from the Pagan Metal project the Wolves of Avalon (Metatron / Meads of Asphodel).

Side A is a cover of the classic Venom song 'Die Hard' featuring guest appearances from Mantas (Venom) on guitar and vocals; Rob Miller (Amebix) on vocals; Mirai (Sigh) on vocals; and, Alan Averill (Primordial) on vocals.

Side B is a re-arranged, re-recorded version of a Wolves of Avalon original from their first full length titled 'Carrion Crows Reprise.'