NEWS: King Kraken unveil “Berserker”!
Welsh Metal heads King Kraken are ensuring that the war drums are pounding and the fires remain lit as they unveil “Berserker“, a slow-burning anthem that captures the raw power of Norse mythology. The second to be released from their upcoming sophomore album “March Of The Gods“, due for self-release on 18th April, it follows “Chainsaw Saviour” out of the gate as 2025 looks like it’s going to be an opportunity to exercise your neck muscles!
The band comment: “Our latest single is a Viking massacre packed with hooks and melody. The picturesque Norse imagery is prevalent throughout the track evoking a foot stomping assault on your senses, and as the second release from our forthcoming album March of the Gods, this track shows that we mean business. Think of beer swigging, fur covered, horned brutes shouting “Valhalla calls!” and you’re almost there! ‘Berserker’ marks a proud moment for us as a band. It’s a stomper of a track that sets the stage for the next chapter in our journey, and we can’t wait to unleash it upon the world.”
“March of the Gods marks a bold new chapter for us – a high-energy, emotionally charged album that’s unapologetically packed with hooks, guitar-driven intensity, and larger- than-life storytelling. From zombies and Vikings to gods, destruction, and even the big red-horned one himself, this is our proudest, most electrifying work yet. With the album and our full UK tour kicking off in April, we can’t wait for you to hear it!”
March Of The Gods 2025 UK Tour Dates:
19/04 – Hanger 18, Swansea
25/04 – The Cobblestones, Bridgwater
26/04 – Waterbear Venue, Brighton
02/05 – The Dev, Camden
03/05 – Roxoff Festival, Norwich
09/05 – Nightrain, Bradford
10/05 – Firebug, Leicester
17/05 – Quarantune Rocks, Coalville
23/05 – Breaking Bands Festival, Bromsgrove
24/05 – Rock for Llamau, The Patriot, Crumlin
06/06 – The Tin Music and Art, Coventry
07/06 – Bannermans, Edinburgh
08/06 – Audio, Glasgow
20/06 – Love Rocks Festival, Dorset
23/08 – Stonedead Festival, Nottingham