It appears that From A Dying Ember will be the final album released by Falconer (out on June 26th), while in the most recent statement (by guitarist Stefan Weinerhall) the group revealed that they will disband. Full statement can be read below.

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On June 26th, Sweden's Falconer will unleash their new full length, From A Dying Ember, via Metal Blade Records. For a preview of the upcoming music output, the second new single "Kings And Queens" has been launched.

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After 6 years, Sweden's Falconer are ready to put out their next, ninth studio album. Entitled Froma Dying Ember, it will be out on June 26th via Metal Blade Records. Mixed and mastered by Andy LaRocque, the album was also recorded at Andy La Rocque's Sonic Train Studios in Sweden. First single - "Desert Dreams" - has already been launched.

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Swedish folk/power metal purveyors Falconer will be entering the Andy La Rocque's Sonic Train Studios (King Diamond) in February to record a new full-length, first after 2014's Black Moon Rising . The album is yet untitled but will consist of a total of 13 songs, including bonus tracks. Jan Meininghaus will as always do the cover art.

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Swedish folk metal pioneers Falconer have announced the re-issue of their legendary debut and fan-favourite album as an "Ultimate Edition" on April 21st, 2015! The "Ultimate Edition" will be available as a double CD digibook. Disc 2 is a bonus CD that features seven previously unreleased versions and demos of tracks from the album that you will not want to miss. All tracks on both discs have been remastered by Andy LaRocque for the ideal listening experience. Below, you can enjoy the remastered version of the classic "Mindtraveller".

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Here is more new music for you to hear today! This time it is some power metal delivered by Falconer. They are about to release their new album Black Moon Rising on June 6th in Europe, June 9th in the UK, and June 10th in North America via Metal Blade. But you can already enjoy it as of now. Falconer are now streaming Black Moon Rising in its entirety here.

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Falconer return this year with a new album called Black Moon Rising. The first new song revealed from the album was "Locust Swarm" last month. But today you are in luck because you can listen to yet another new track. The Swedish folk power metallers give you "Halls And Chambers." All you have to do is click here and enjoy it.

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Swedish folk power metal forerunners Falconer will return this year with a new album called Black Moon Rising. Its release is scheduled for June 6th in Europe, June 9th in the UK, and June 10th in North America via Metal Blade. The band decided to reveal all the album details today and also the first new song. The first single to be released from the album, "Locust Swarm," is streaming now below. Now that the album opener is revealed, tell us your thoughts about it.

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New Falconer album? Check. Released in 2014? Check. If you were hoping to know more about the follow-up to Armod (2011), you are in luck today. At the beginning of the year, the folk/power metallers announced that the songwriting had begun and today they announce that the songwriting is complete. Their eighth album will be called Black Moon Rising and the band expects to release it in June 2014.

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Swedish folk/power metallers Falconer are composing new songs. Even though the band has been very quiet following the release of Armod in 2011, the time has come to write new material. According to Stefan Weinerhall, the new songs are coming out faster and some sounding like something from their debut Falconer. This time, you can expect all the songs to be in English.

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"Vid Rosornas Grav", the new video from Swedish folk power metal band Falconer can now be watched over at this location (courtesy of Metal-Hammer.de)

Comments Falconer guitarist Stefan Weinerhall: "The video for "Vid Rosornas Grav" is re-enacting a story that took place not far from where we live. It gives you a vision of what position you would have 150 years ago if you were just a common man or serf. It surely doesn't look like a metal video in the beginning but then again, when have Falconer ever been about being as metal as possible."

The clip was produced and directed by the people of 1897.se who also did the "Carnival of Disgust" video.

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"Vid Rosornas Grav" comes off the band's latest album, entitled Armod, which was released on June 3th in Europe through Metal Blade Records. More album details were previously reported over here.

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Armod, the new album from Swedish folk power metal band Falconer, will be released on June 3th in Europe through Metal Blade Records.

The CD features 11 songs completely sung in Swedish and four bonus tracks that are said to be English versions of the bandmembers' favorite new songs. Armod was once again recorded at King Diamond guitarist Andy La Rocque's Sonic Train Studios in Varberg, Sweden during December and January.

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Armod tracklist:

01. Svarta Änkan
02. Dimmornas Drottning
03. Griftefrid
04. O, Tysta Ensamhet
05. Vid Rosornas Grav
06. Grimborg
07. Herr Peder Och Hans Syster
08. Eklundapolskan
09. Grimasch Om Morgonen
10. Fru Silfver
11. Gammal Fäbodpsalm

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Armod, the new album from Swedish folk power metal band Falconer, will be released on June 3th in Europe via Metal Blade Records.

Armod was recorded at King Diamond guitarist Andy La Rocque's Sonic Train Studios in Varberg, Sweden during December and January.

Falconer commented: "The recording and mixing process went smoother than ever before. The album is embracing the Swedish folk music to a greater extent than before making it sound slightly more down to earth. The music spans from acoustic songs with cello, flute and fiddle to songs with blast beats and really heavy riffing.

As said before this is a 'one-time-only' album and does not define the future sound of Falconer, but it was about time to pay full notice to the infuence that has always made us different. Now we have that out of our system!"

Songtitles set to appear on Armod include "O, Tysta Ensamhet", "Svarta Änkan", "Dimmornas Drottning" and "Herr Peder Och Hans Syster".

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Swedish metal band Falconer have started the recording process of the new album Armod. Guitarist Stefan Weinerhall has issued the following update:

"Falconer has now begun the recording of its new album Armod at Andy La Rocque's (King Diamond) Sonic Train Studios in Varberg, Sweden. Our drummer Karsten Larsson, who is the first one to be recorded, thinks this may be his best session ever. The vibe is really awesome!"

To read an earlier post about this album, go to this location.

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Guitarist Stefan Weinerhall of the Swedish metal band Falconer has issued the following update:

"Recording time is coming up. Most songs [for the next Falconer album] are written and rehearsed. Studio time is drawing nearer, starting to feel a bit stressed!! The album will be mixed at the end of January, so I'd guess we're up for a late spring release. The title of the new album will be Armod and will be completely sung in Swedish except for the bonus tracks that will simply be an English versions of the best (according to us) new songs.

This time we have concentrated on the traditional folk side of our music including more traditional folk songs (the majority of the material is still our own), more fiddles and flutes. Be calm, the horrid sound of accordions will firmly be left behind!! This is a way to finally devote an entire album to the influence and getting that out of our system, so to speak, and to do the thing some have asked for ten years. This is not a new direction but just the sound of THIS album.

We are prepared for nagging about lack of speed and the full use of the Swedish language and, of course, the cynical opinions that we lack inspiration and thus use more traditional folk songs. The next time we take another step; I wonder what that can be."

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