SuddenFlames Stream Two Tracks from New Album ‘Under the Sign of the Alliance’

Quebec City, Canada-based power metallers SuddenFlames are streaming two tracks, "Pilgrims Of Steel" and "Under The Sign Of The Alliance", from their second album, ‘Under The Sign Of The Alliance’, released via Maple Metal Records on June 6th.

‘Under the Sign of the Alliance’ was produced by Patrice Dalpé and SuddenFlames at SF Studio in Quebec City, and mastered by Pierre Rémillard (Anvil, Kataklysm, Voivod) at Wild Studio, north of Montreal.

‘Pilgrims of Steel’ 

‘Under the Sign of the Alliance’

SuddenFlames were established in 2001 by front-man Jean-Robert Letarte and bassist Pascal Lacombe.  In recent years, SuddenFlames have shared the stage with such acts as Dragonforce, Stratovarius, Kamelot, Primal Fear, Raven, and supported Paul Di'Anno (ex-Iron Maiden)on a 7 City Canadian Tour.

SuddenFlames will be performing select shows throughout Ontario and Quebec this Fall in support of their new album; dates have yet to be announced.

Jean-Robert Letarte: Vocals

Sébastien Latulippe – Guitars, vocals

Daves Couture - Guitars

Pascal Lacombe - Bass

Nicolas Blanchet - Drums

Also a video for ‘Gabriel’s Quest’ from the new album can be viewed below.

The track listing for ‘Under the Sign of the Alliance’ is as follows:

1. Vendetta
2. Pilgrims of Steel
3. Lost
4. Gabriel’s Quest
5. Warrior of Hell
6. Beyond
7. Freedom
8. Tormented Mind
9. Under the Sign of the Alliance

 For more info on SuddenFlames visit their website

SuddenFlames sign with Maple Metal Records to release 'Under the Sign of the Alliance' on 06.06.14

Canadian Power Metallers SuddenFlames Sign with Maple Metal Records, New Album Details Revealed, Streaming New Video

Quebec City, Canada based power metallers, SuddenFlames have inked a worldwide deal with Maple Metal Records to release their second studio album ‘Under the Sign of the Alliance’.

The worldwide release date for this new album is set for 06.06.14. ‘Under the Sign of the Alliance’ was produced by Patrice Dalpé and SuddenFlames at SF Studio in Quebec City, and was mastered by Pierre Rémillard (Anvil, Kataklysm, Voivod) at Wild Studio, north of Montreal.

SuddenFlames were established in 2001 by front-man Jean-Robert Letarte and bassist Pascal Lacombe, and they quickly recruited two guitarists and a drummer.  Finally in 2011 after a few member changes, SuddenFlames settled on the line-up that recorded their debut album ‘Death Might be Late’, which was remastered and released in 2013.  The line-up listed below is the same one that is responsible for both albums including ‘Under the Sign of the Alliance’.

Jean-Robert Letarte: Vocals (2001-present)

Sébastien Latulippe - Guitars (2004-present)

Daves Couture - Guitars (2011-present)

Pascal Lacombe - Bass (2001-2008 and 2010-present)

Nicolas Blanchet - Drums (2011-present)

In recent years, SuddenFlames have shared the stage with such acts as Dragonforce, Stratovarius, Kamelot, & Raven, and supported Paul Di'Anno (ex-Iron Maiden)on a 7 City Canadian Tour in 2007.

SuddenFlames are supporting PRIMAL FEAR in Quebec City on May 1^st and will perform at the Quebec City event En Route to Heavy Montreal 2014 on April 11^th. SuddenFlames will be performing select shows throughout Ontario and Quebec this Summer in support of their new album; dates have yet to be announced.

A video for ‘Gabriel’s Quest’ from their new album can be viewed below.

A ‘Live performance’ video of SuddenFlames from their concert in Quebec City in 2012 entitled ‘Death Might be Live’ can be viewed below.

The track listing for ‘Under the Sign of the Alliance’ is as follows:

1. Vendetta
2. Pilgrims of Steel
3. Lost
4. Gabriel’s Quest
5. Warrior of Hell
6. Beyond
7. Freedom
8. Tormented Mind
9. Under the Sign of the Alliance

For more info on SuddenFlames visit their website. 

SuddenFlames: Live Performance Available

Quebec, Canada, Heavy/Power Metal band SuddenFlames has released in video the full concert held At Capitole de Quebec on April 13th 2012. The multiple camera footage entitled "Death Might Be Live" can be seen below.

The set list of the performing was the following:

00:00 - Intro

01:16 - Nativitas In Tenebris

06:40 - Lost (Short Version)

11:00 - Wonderland No More...

16:40 - 'Till The End

25:06 - Gabriel's Quest

31:08 - Crédits" 

In related news and while waiting for the release of their brand new studio album in 2013, Suddenflames and Unicorn Digital is presenting a remastered Digipak Edition of the album Death Might Be Late.

The sound of SuddenFlames is influenced by traditional Power Metal bands like Gamma Ray, Helloween and Hammerfall. The members of the band are big fans of Old school Metal like Iron Maiden and Judas Priest and one can hear it. Melodies and musical structure are typically European but with a strong American thrash sound

SuddenFlames` “Death Might Be Late” Reviewed.

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SuddenFlames: "Death Might Be Late" really tasteful sounding!

Their name is SuddenFlames and they are the light born from the ashes of Quebec City Canada Heavy metal/Power metal scene to illumine your path with flaming heavy music that will not leave you indifferent with its strong musical compositions and delightful lyrics. The sound of this powerful quintet is influenced by the old school and the good traditional Power metal of bands such as Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Gamma Ray, Hammerfall and Helloween and they have to offer a well varied spectrum of musicality with typical melodic European metal and a flavor of that unmistakable American thrash sonority. 

The band was born in 2001 with Jean-Robert Letarte taking the first steps of what would be the fiery force of today. At the age of 15 he brilliantly wrote the song “The Headless Horseman” showing that he wasn´t just a regular kid with the will to make his way through metal but also an inspired lyricist. Only three years later and now with a complete formation, in 2004 a demo entitled “Bewitched Boat” sees the sunlight with Letarte on vocals, Sebastien Latulippe and Eric Vaillancourt on guitars, Pascal Lacombe on bass and Eric Morissette on drums. This demo includes three original songs taken from their current set list of. After the demo release many shows came as supporting acts for bands like Dragonforce, Stratovarius, Kamelot, Paul Di´Anno (ex Iron Maiden) and a Canadian Tour in 2007 with Paul Di´Anno and Dream Quest. After the Tour (two years after) Pascal Lacombe leaves for personal reasons and Pascal Landry takes his place and in the December of 2009 the album “Death Might Be Late” is launched in front of a crowded audience that received it very well along with the critics. Again in 2010 and 2011 the band suffers changes in the line-up and Pascal Lacombe returns as well as new members arrive (Daves Couture - guitar; Nicolas Blanchet - drums) to fill the gap of Eric Vaillancourt and Eric Morissette.

“Death Might Be Late” is an awesome power metal album that you should hear, it is no coincidence that these guys were in tour with Paul Di´Anno and Dream Quest and supported great bands of the Power metal scene. Yeah! They aren´t a bunch of wannabes with a few days of experience and luck in the construction of a good album… just to begin one of the greatest songs of the album (in my opinion of course) was written when the vocalist Letarte was only 15 years old! Do I have to say more? When I was 15 I wasn´t able to write a small and good composition the more power metal lyrics! Not to mention his voice… simply amazing!

This album offers much to a metal appreciator from power metal rampage with fiery and fast solos and gallop riffing to a more melodic guitar execution, slower rhythm and profound atmosphere such as in the music “The Piper” always with a complex taste proper of power metal compositions. There isn´t even one music in this album in the category of boring, this work captivates by being so complete and energetic, definitively a must hear to the power lover and it doesn’t ends here… if you are a old school connoisseur this is for you, if you are a European metal lover this is for you, if you are an American taster this is for you, if you are all about tradition you´ve got “Death Might Be Late”. SuddenFlames are one of those bands that despite not offering a refreshing sound they give you a good amount of extremely well played metal with many variances and really, really tasteful sounding!

While waiting for the release of their brand new studio album in 2013, Quebec metal band Suddenflames and Unicorn Digital is presenting a remastered Digipak Edition of the album Death Might Be Late.

Offered in DIGIPAK collectors edition. Get your copy now.

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Jean-Robert Letarte: Vocals Sébastien Latulippe: Guitar Daves Couture: Guitar Pascal Lacombe: Bass Nicolas Blanchet: Drums

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SUDDENFLAMES` Death Might Be Late Remastered album Available now

While waiting for the release of their brand new studio album in 2013, Quebec metal band Suddenflames and Unicorn Digital is presenting a remastered Digipak Edition of the album Death Might Be Late.

SuddenFlames is a Heavy Metal/Power Metal band from Quebec City in Canada. The sound of SuddenFlames is influenced by traditional Power Metal bands like Gamma Ray, Helloween and Hammerfall. The members of the band are big fans of Old school Metal like Iron Maiden and Judas Priest and one can hear it. Melodies and musical structure are typically European but with a strong American thrash sound

Offered in DIGIPAK collectors edition

Get your copy now

unicornrecords.com

suddenflames.com