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Unbreakable is the ninth studio album by the German heavy metal band Primal Fear, and the first album with guitarist Alex Beyrodt. The album was released on 20 January 2012 in Europe, and 24 January in North America.
- 20 January 2012
On 8 July 2011, the band announced their next album Unbreakable. The album was released on 20 January 2012. The band toured extensively throughout 2012 in support of the album on the "Metal Nation" tour, of which the European leg included dates in Italy, Germany, Brazil, Chile, Argentina and Bolivia among others.
- 1997–present
- Esslingen, Germany
Primal Fear. Type: Full-length. Release date: January 20th, 2012. Catalog ID: FR CD 540. Version desc.: Digipak, Enhanced.
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Aug 21, 2020 · Band members Mat Sinner: Bass, Vocals (backing) Randy Black: Drums : Ralf Scheepers: Vocals (lead), Vocals (backing) Magnus Karlsson: Guitars, Keyboards : Alex Beyrodt: Guitars : Guest/Session Erik Mårtensson: Vocals (backing) Oliver Hartmann: Vocals (backing) Miscellaneous staff Martin Müller: Director (video) Jobert Mello: Cover art ...
Jan 13, 2012 · So, Unbreakable may be the best of the considerable Primal Fear discography. It’s a very addictive listen and I keep spinning it again and again. It is cheesy at times? Yes. Is it over-the-top? Of course. Is it a by-the-numbers heavy metal album straight from the Official Old School Metal Template? Bigtime.
Feb 1, 2012 · Given that Unbreakable is their ninth studio record, and also that Primal Fear excelled themselves over the course of their last several releases, the band should be better recognised on this side of the English Channel.
Nothing, really. It is a solid and fantastic record to add to your collection but it is hardly a new dimension into their souls. The riffs are still as sharp as razors, the tone of the solos is classic Primal Fear, the bass is still warm and present and Ralf sounds as mighty as ever.
