Tag: Saxon

Continuing my way through the Saxon catalog with “Hell, Fire, and Damnation”, which is the bands twenty fourth studio album and their last album up to this point. This was…

Continuing my way through the Saxon catalog with “Carpe Diem”, which was the bands twenty third studio album. The album was again produced by Andy Sneap and charted in fifteen…

Continuing my way through the Saxon catalog with “Thunderbolt”, which was the bands twenty second studio album. The album charted in seventeen different countries including Japan for the first time…

Continuing my way through the Saxon catalog with “Battering Ram”, which was the bands twenty first studio album. Again their albums continued to chart in more and more countries in…

Continuing my way through the Saxon catalog with “Sacrifice”, the bands twentieth studio album. A heavier and more intense album than the previous album “Call to Arms”. The album charted…

Continuing my way through the Saxon catalog with “Call to Arms”, which was the bands nineteenth studio album. A throw back to the early albums of 1979 to 1982 with…

Continuing my way through the Saxon catalog with “Into The Labyrinth”, which was the bands eighteenth studio album. The album features the same lineup on back to back albums for…

Continuing my way through the Saxon catalog with “The Inner Sanctum”, which was the bands seventeenth studio album. It is the first album to feature drummer Nigel Glockler since 1997's…

Continuing my way through the Saxon catalog with Lionheart, which was the band’s sixteenth studio album. It is the only studio album featuring drummer Jorg Michael best known for his…

Continuing my way through the Saxon catalog with “Killing Ground”, which was the band’s fifteenth studio album. This was the last of two albums to feature drummer Fritz Randow who…