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Judas Priest, ‘Invincible Shield': Album Review
From the full-on nuclear assaults of “The Serpent and the King” and the title track to “Trial by Fire,” a highlight from the album’s less-exciting back half, this is Judas Priest ...
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Rob Halford may look like Santa Claus in fetish gear, but his vocal is still the unrelenting, glass-breaking scream of a man 50 years younger, and Judas Priest's In…
This, however, would all pale into insignificance come August of that year, when Mrs Halford delivered a son, one Robert John ...
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"Fifty years on from their tentative first steps, Priest have produced what may well be the most defiantly, unrelentingly triumphant record of their career." New Judas Priest ...
At its heart, Judas Priest’s story has always been one ... Galloping out the gates, Panic Attack, The Serpent And The King and the title track are what happens when Priest get meat between ...
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Judas Priest Become First Metal Band to Release Albums 50 Years Apart
Judas Priest now own the distinction as being ... “Trial By Fire,” “Crown of Horns” and “The Serpent and The King” served as a fair, overarching appetizer for fans eager to hear ...
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Music Review: Judas Priest shows you don't have to be young to be fast with 'Invincible Shield'
If you think Judas Priest is a bunch of past-their ... But the track is blazingly fast, as are the two that follow: “The Serpent and the King” and the title track. “As God Is My Witness ...