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MOB RULES: 'Lost' Video Released - Dec. 7, 2012
"Lost", the new video from German metallers MOB RULES, can be seen below. The song comes off the band's seventh album, "Cannibal Nation", which was released on October 19 via AFM Records. According to a press release, the CD "is a varied, hook-oriented and energetic record. By building their own studio, a whole lot of new possibilities opened to the band. So the Dwelling Mound studio of guitarist Sven Lüdke became the place for MOB RULES to compose their new material. The result: every song on 'Cannibal Nation' appears sophisticated and right on point. From the prog metal-influenced opening track 'Close My Eyes' to the following 'Lost' with its strong hookline, the first single 'Ice & Fire' (inspired by the story of the abducted Colombian politician Íngrid Betancourt), which features atmospheric orchestral parts by Michael 'Miro' Rodenberg (AVANTASIA), to 'Scream For The Sun' (lyrically dealing with the first ascent of Mount Everest) and the album's final song 'Sunrise', every track was arranged with passion and reason. With 'Tele Box Fool' also a song whose lyrics criticize today's dull TV/media culture, can be found on the album."

"Cannibal Nation" track listing:

01. Close My Eyes
02. Lost
03. Tele Box Fool
04. Ice And Fire
05. Soldiers Of Fortune
06. The Sirens
07. Scream For The Sun (May 29th 1953)
08. Cannibal Nation
09. Sunrise
10. Children Of The Flames (live in Atlanta) (digipak bonus track)

MOB RULES is:

Klaus Dirks - Vocals
Matthias Mineur - Guitar
Sven Lüdke - Guitar
Jan Christian Halfbrodt - Keyboards
Markus Brinkmann - Bass
Nikolas Fritz – Drums





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COMMENT | Great band!
posted by : metaladdiction4life
12/7/2012 1:40:33 PM
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They need to be on a major tour of the states as direct support!


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posted by : Roy444
12/7/2012 2:03:48 PM
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I'm let down by these guys. Even in the 80's this shit was tired, redundant, cliche and run of the mill.


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posted by : RiotAct666
12/7/2012 2:11:38 PM
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One of the best albums ever made by Black Sabbath.


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COMMENT | Bummer
posted by : Rikk Odinson
12/7/2012 2:23:38 PM
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I was hopin' this would be about a "lost" video for Black Sabbath performing Mob Rules. :(


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