Grand Magus' eighth undertaking, and the band's most recent studio collection, Sword Tunes was discharged April 19, 2019 (accessible in the accompanying arrangements: Compact disc, constrained release Cd - with 2 extra tracks, dark vinyl and white, silver and gold restricted versions).

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Tracks Listing:


1 Gold and Glory
2 Wolf God
3 A Hall Clad in Gold
4 Brother of the Storm
5 Dawn of Fire
6 Spear Thrower
7 To Live and Die in Solitude
8 Glory to the Brave
9 He Sent Them All to Hel
10 Untamed

The band initially shaped in 1996 by previous Cardinal Tooth vocalist Janne "JB" Christoffersson, bassist Mats "Fox" Skinner[2] and first drummer Iggy under the name 'Smack'. Mid 1998 saw Iggy leave the crease and substitution Fredrik "Trisse" Liefvendahl join as a reaction to an advert for the empty drummer position. An adjustment melodic way managed the mythical name change to the more well-suited Grand Magus. A demo was recorded and on its legitimacy got a positive response.[1] This initiated an appearance on the Waterdragon Records assemblage, Most prominent Hits Vol. 1 (2000) and a split 7" LP with individual kinsmen Otherworldly Poor people (who JB would later join on vocals 2002-2010) on Southern Ruler Records.

Presentation collection Grand Magus hit on November 5, 2001, through Ascent Above Records (who might discharge the band's initial four collections). This collection keeps on adding to the band's religion status with fate and substantial metal fans today. Two additional collections would pursue: Landmark, November 25, 2003, and Wolf's Arrival, June 14, 2005. These would demonstrate a movement to an all the more substantial metal sound yet at the same time hold the appeal of their score and stoner roots. Mid 2006 saw Magus set out on an European tour[3] supporting House of prayer, alongside Electric Wizard, highlighting the band's capacity to convey the merchandise live.

In 2006, Trisse left the band with Sebastian "Seb" Sippola being enrolled on drums. The band discharged their fourth collection, Iron Will, on June 9, 2008, which earned basic recognition from the stone and music press by accomplishing ahead of all comers in Metal Sledge Germany's Soundcheck. This would remain as the last collection to be discharged under Ascent Above Records.

December, 2009 saw the declaration that Roadrunner Records were to discharge Grand Magus' fifth collection Mallet of the North in the Mid year of 2010.[4] Discharged June 21, 2010, Sledge of the North turned into an enormous achievement inside the band's history, triumphing in the Soundchecks of both German Hard Shake and Metal Mallet magazines. Further, the exertion climbed to #42 on the German collection chart[5] prompting a help space on the joint voyage through legends Mötorhead and Doro.[6] The track of a similar name, "Mallet of the North", offers an euphoric level for group investment, exceeding expectations reliably as a determination to a live set. The collection likewise yielded two other staple live tunes in "Ravens Guide Our Direction" and essential set opener "I, the Jury".

So as to focus more on family life, April 2012 saw the genial takeoff of Seb from the band. This thusly prompted long time companion Ludwig "Ludde" Witt, of Profound Homeless people, taking steerage at the skins. On May 25, 2012, their 6th collection, The Chase, was discharged through Atomic Impact.

The band's seventh offering came as Triumph and Power, discharged January 31, 2014, and proceeded with the force of its forerunner. Spread fine art was made by the gifted and acclaimed craftsman Anthony Roberts.

The tunes were recorded amid the midwinter long stretches of 2015-16, created by Nico Elgstrand. On the lead up to discharge, JB remarked: "We put the majority of our perspiration, blood and attacks this new collection and I feel that you can hear that. For me, Sword Tunes is the best Grand Magus collection ever! The new tunes are quicker and more forceful than on Triumph and Power—and we have likewise incorporated some progressively extraordinary and harder stuff. I'm persuaded that there are some future works of art on the disc!"[7] A spread variant of Profound Purple's "Stormbringer" was incorporated as a little something extra track on the constrained release Compact disc form, the principal spread discharged in the band's history.