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VICTORY – Gods Of Tomorrow (2021)

German Eighties Hard Rock veterans VICTORY are releasing November 26 their first new album in 10 years – “Gods Of Tomorrow”. Formed in 1984, VICTORY is one of the most distinctive acts of its genre. VICTORY ranked alongside SCORPIONS, ACCEPT and HELLOWEEN as one of the most successful German bands, played countless arena and festival shows all over the world and released 10 records to date.
Their last album released in 2011 was the last record of the original line-up. But guitarist Herman Frank, who was also a longtime member of ACCEPT, never gave up on VICTORY and decided to continue the band.
Newborn, heavier and stronger than ever, “Gods Of Tomorrow” sees a revitalized VICTORY, driven by biting riffs and killer melodies…

REMASTER / VICTORY

VICTORY – Victory [Yesterrock remaster]

Alongside the featured here remastered second album by hard rockers VICTORY, it was requested as well the band’s self-titled album, remastered by YesterRock Records. Not easy to find, but finally we got it. Victory was formed in Germany in 1984 from the remnants of the band Fargo. Bassist Peter Knorn, guitarists Tommy Newton & John Lockton, and drummer Bernie Van...

REMASTER / VICTORY

VICTORY – Don’t Get Mad… Get Even [Yesterrock remaster]

Yeah… I’ve been waiting this for decades; the German Hard Rock cult classic “Don’t Get Mad… Get Even“, second album by hard rockers VICTORY, finally was remastered. With attention to not kill the original analog magic, YesterRock / Universal Music Germany done a really good work with the sonic treatment adding the necessary bite. In the Eighties there was a...

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VICTORY – Don’t Talk Science [retail CD]

VICTORY was one of the most interesting German bands of the ’80s releasing such melodic / hard rock gems as ‘Don’t Get Mad… Get Even’ (1986), ‘Culture Killed The Native (1989)’, ‘Temples Of Gold (1990)’. The group remained active during the Nineties, but after ‘Voiceprint (1996)’, they somehow fell into oblivion quite a while and even dissolved.For many years it...