Rockshots Records: Christian Power Prog S91 Reveal Artwork + Track Listing For New Album March 2019



Listen here for a better quality https://s91band.bandcamp.com/track/ma... https://www.facebook.com/S91band http://s91band.com/ We wrote this song for three reasons. First, We want to celebrate the 500th anniversary of the beginning of the Protestant Reform. Second, we would like the Pentecostal Church to pay attention to the story of a quite unknown historical figure and get rid of the claim of being direct descendants of ancient Christianity, pretending that in the last 1900 years nothing has happened. Third, we want to reflect on our roots in a Non-anticatholic way but wonder if it is possible to begin to heal the wound that the Protestant Reformation has done to the Western Church. 31 October 1517. A German professor of Theology nails his Ninety-five Theses on the door of the All Saints' Church in Wittenberg. 500 years later S91 is proud to celebrate this event which has upset the history of the Church. But who was Martin Luther? --------------------------------------- How can a man face the power of nature? How can a man change his destiny? His strife is pointless. What are these fools and these thieves going to buy or sell? They are feeding a lie Do they know that blood redeemed everything, no money could ever replace it? On top of this tower nestled in the solitude, I reflect on your word For centuries we have had it in front of us, but we were blind On top of this tower nestled in the solitude, even here I am a sinner My struggle against temptations is vain and tomorrow I won't be a better man I just want to surrender to this love, to this endless justice A church without borders, I just want to stand by You Sola Scriptura Sola Fide Sola Gratia Solus Christus Soli Deo Gloria Rapacious and murderous gangs, is this your gospel? Furious dogs marching with raised fists Liars going for bloodshed, stop this blasphemy Princes and nobles, drown this riot in blood! You cannot state a cause without a war A sword can't be a pen, conflicts are necessary You are reaping the seed that you sowed, is this your will? Remember the highest good, mankind's not ready for peace --------------------------------------- S91 are: Maria "Marì" Londino: lead vocals and "gregorian" chant Francesco "Frank" Londino: keyboards Francesco "Franz" Romeggini: guitars and "gregorian" chant Giacomo "Jack" Manfredi: bass Giacomo "Giachi" Mezzetti: drums and speech Lyrics written by Giacomo Manfredi. Arranged, recorded and mixed by Francesco Romeggini at Sculture Sonore studio and mastered by Simone Mularoni. A big thank you to David Daniel and Anna Bilotta Giglio for helping with the English translation. Video made by Maria Londino.




Rockshots Records: Christian Power Prog S91 Reveal Artwork + Track Listing For New Album Out March 2019

New "Along The Sacred Path" Out March 22, 2019



Italian Christian power prog metal band S91 will be unleashing their sophomore album "Along The Sacred Path" on March 22, 2019, via Rockshots Records and are excited to share with fans the release's track listing plus artwork by Gustavo Sazes. The album follows their 2016 debut full length “Behold The Mankind”, which was a concept release about the history of humanity from the point of view of Christian theology.

That album was produced by Cristiano Bertocchi (Labyrinth, Vision Divine, Wind Rose) with mastering done by Simone Mularoni (Domination Studios). Received well by critics and audiences, the debut opened doors for the band to tour across Italy and abroad, including a performance at the latest edition of “Elements Of Rock” (Switzerland), the largest Christian metal festival in Europe.

The band explains their sophomore full length:

"'Along The Sacred Path' is a concept album that traces the history of Christianity, continuing the narrative from "Behold The Mankind". The story is told through the life of some key figures that are not always considered positive by everyone. The main goal is to show how the Gospel message has spread in its original form, becoming the fabric of modern Western society. Scrolling through the track listing, you will see that all the characters are of European origin."

S91 first single will be released this coming February with album pre-order now available on Rockshots Records at https://shop.rockshots.eu/en/cd/1129-s91-along-the-sacred-path-.html.

Previous releases can be heard on the band's Bandcamp, Youtube and Spotify.





Track Listing:
1 - Constantine the Great (5:40)
2 - Saint Patrick (5:24)
3 - Pope Gregory I (3:38)
4 - Olaf II Haraldsson (5:02)
5 - Godfrey of Bouillon (5:02)
6 - Joan of Arc (4:42)
7 - Martin Luther (4:39)
8 - John Williams (8:18)
9 - Dietrich Bonhoeffer (10:50)
Album Length: 53:19

S91 are:
Maria “Marì” Londino: Lead Vocals
Francesco “Franz” Romeggini: Guitars, Lead/Backing Vocals
Giacomo “Jack” Manfredi: Bass
Francesco “Frank” Londino: Keyboards
Giacomo “Giachi” Mezzetti: Drums and Percussions, Lead/Backing Vocals

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About:

S91 was formed in 2006 with the intention of playing rock music with Christian lyrics. After several lineup changes and the release of some self-released albums, the band developed its's own sound influenced by progressive-metal with psychedelic and symphonic influences. In 2012, the band began to write their debut album "Behold the Mankind" in collaboration with producer Cristiano Bertocchi (Labyrinth, Vision Divine, Wind Rose). The album was released in 2016 on the label "Underground Symphony". The album's concept was about the history of humanity from the point of view of Christian theology. The audience response was well received and pushed the band to perform on great festivals such as Elements Of Rock in Switzerland (the greatest European Christian Metal festival). S91 are currently wrapping up their follow up release "Along The Sacred Path" due out March 2019 via Rockshots Records.

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