Stormzone - Albhartach [Official Promo Video]

'Albhartach' is taken from the latest Stormzone album 'Lucifer's Factory' released by Metal nation Records and available now!
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This new video was recorded and directed by Jim Crone who is also responsible for all previous official Stormzone videos.
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Starring: D.J. Griffin and Lynzi Harbinson

Drums courtesy of Michael Hanvey at Audio Kitchen, Belfast.
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When Bram Stoker created the famous vampire Dracula it is thought that the Irish author may have been heavily influenced by the legend of 'Albhartach' a character who terrorised an ancient Northern Ireland many centuries before Vlad Dracul ruled Transylvania. Belfast metal merchants Stormzone feel the original vampire deserves his moment in the moonlight!

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Stormzone are:
John Harv Harbinson - Vocals
Steve Moore - Guitars
Joaquin 'El Niño' Arellano Valderas
David Shields - Guitars
Graham McNulty - Bass

Albhartach

Walls falls to silence, there's not a hand in sight,
Victims call for mercy, there's no justice here tonight,
Streets always empty, no soul precedes the sun,
Fear, pain and ruin, what this place has now become,
Years bring no change,
Fear to engage, Vampire,

Back off, if you should see him,
Back off from his attack,
Back off, if you should meet him,
Back off from Albhartach

No one remembers, no one can quite recall,
When innocence existed, if it ever did at all,
Cold, dark and lonely, no comfort in this place,
Don't rely on shadows, it's your blood he has to taste,
Years bring no change,
Fear to engage, Vampire,

Back off, if you should see him,
Back off from his attack,
Back off, if you should meet him,
Back off from Albhartach

Graham McNulty plays Spector Basses
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