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Judas Priest – Invincible Shield | Album Review

Over 50 years in as a band, and this album proves Judas Priest has no intention of slowing down. The song writing and execution is on par with the excellent 2018 Firepower. The guitarwork naturally steals the show in many tracks. Some of the solos are elongated and the album benefits from that as a whole. Invincible Shield is a guitar-lover’s album. You’ll be air-guitaring on first listen. The title track and “Panic Attack” have great energy while a song like “Gates Of Hell” is classic rock in 2024. The plodding, sinister tracks that slow the pace down also have their place. It’s Judas Priest, they can do anything. In an interview Halford said “When you’ve cheated death, it changes your outlook on life.” Not only did Rob cheat death, his voice didn’t show any age on Invincible Shield. 8/10

Judas Priest Invincible Shield Album Review
Judas Priest “Panic Attack”
Judas Priest “Gates Of Hell”

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“Judas Priest’s latest album, “Invincible Shield,” is a powerful testament to the band’s enduring legacy and musical prowess. Released in 2024, this album showcases Judas Priest’s ability to rock harder and faster than ever before, proving that age is no barrier to delivering exceptional heavy metal music. With tracks like “Panic Attack,” “The Serpent and the King,” and “As God Is My Witness,” the band maintains their signature sound while incorporating new elements that keep the music fresh and exciting. Guitarists Richie Faulkner and Glenn Tipton shine with their twin harmonic solos, reminiscent of guitar legends like Eddie Van Halen and Yngwie Malmsteen. Rob Halford’s vocals are as powerful as ever, solidifying his title as “The Metal God.” “Invincible Shield” is a 14-track masterpiece that captures the essence of classic heavy metal while infusing it with a modern twist, making it a standout record of 2024.” (Perplexity)

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Judas Priest Invincible Shield Album Review