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SILENT FORCE: 'Rising From Ashes' Cover Artwork Unveiled

October 16, 2013

German guitarist Alex Beyrodt (PRIMAL FEAR) has completed work on the first SILENT FORCE studio album in nearly seven years, Entitled "Rising From Ashes", the follow-up to 2007's "Walk The Earth" will be released on December 13 via AFM Records.

The cover artwork for "Rising From Ashes" can be seen below.

"Walk the Earth" was released in Europe in February 2007 via AFM Records (the CD was issued in the U.S. in May 2008 via Locomotive). The German label has also reissued the band's first two albums — "The Empire of Future" (2000) and "Infatuator" (2001). "The Empire of Future" contained an acoustic version of the song "Saints And Sinners" as a bonus, while "Infatuator" included a bonus live video of the title track.

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