Die Band über das Album:

"After the futile search for dark heavy metal bands within the German underground, we finally decided to change this with THE NIGHT ETERNAL by taking the scepter into our own hands recording the first offering. It happens to be our contribution to classic Heavy Metal/NWOBHM drenched in haunting yet perceptive atmosphere.
Beware of our first full-length which is currently being written."

 Although The Night Eternal's first public recording, already, these Germans are evincing the mastery of veterans. Across their three original compositions and a reverentially poignant cover of Judas Priest's "(Take These) Chains," the quintet concoct a supremely powerful and stirringly moody sort of heavy metal, both traditionally pure-steel in their dynamics yet also brimming with epicness and a sort of forlorn heroism. In fact, early '80s Judas Priest is an apt reference for TheNight Eternal's night-prowling style, all gleaming chrome and classy, but bespeaking an ever-present darkness beneath that alluring exterior. Of course, hooks are massive as are the commanding vocals of frontman Ricardo, but it's thechemistry among all five members of The Night Eternal that puts this beyond most other debut recordings: truly, their fire and fluidity are magick to behold!

Behold the next magick with the new track "Mark of Kain" exclusively HERE, courtesy of the NWOTHM YouTube channel. Behold the first magick with the previously revealed "Eternal Night" HERE at Dying Victims' official YouTube channel. Appropriately moody cover art courtesy of Brouemaster Visual Decay as well as tracklisting are as follows:

Tracklisting for The Night Eternal's The Night Eternal
1. Eternal Night
2. Mark Of Kain
3. Vindicta
4. (Take These) Chains [Judas Priest cover]

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