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DISC: 1

1. The Accuser (Feat. Trevor Strnad)
2. Bound By Silence (Feat. John Bush)
3. Mother Of Sin (Feat. Bobby Blitz)
4. Terminal Illusion (Feat. Mark Tornillo)
5. King With A Paper Crown (Feat. Johan Hegg)
6. Voodoo Of The Godsend (Feat. Max Cavalera)
7. Liars & Thieves (Feat. Troy Sanders)
8. Impulse Control (Feat. Mark Osegueda)
9. Power Drunk Majesty (Part I) [Feat. Mark Osegueda]
10. Power Drunk Majesty (Part II) [Feat. Floor Jansen]

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2018 release. It began as a celebration of heavy metal, powered by the almost tribal bond shared between the extreme music community's most revered trailblazers, armed with a list of contributors onstage (and off) that read like a Wikipedia entry on the genre itself. Now, with their second album, Metal Allegiance achieves the seemingly impossible once again. Beyond any doubt, the all-star "project" has cemented it's position as a true band. An adrenaline-soaked, thrash-worshipping, groove-driven, diverse, yet more sharply focused effort than it's no-less-impressive predecessor, the mere existence and urgent brilliance of Volume II: Power Drunk Majesty silences any doubt as to the band's earnest intention, purposeful resolve, and resilient dedication to all things heavy metal. Emerging from prolific writing/jamming sessions with two different configurations of the group's four cofounders, with nine guest vocalists across ten tracks, Volume II: Power Drunk Majesty boasts new Metal Allegiance anthems like 'Bound By Silence,' 'Liars & Thieves,' 'Mother Of Sin,' and 'The Accuser,' alongside the esoteric mood of 'Voodoo Of The Godsend' and expansive album closer 'Power Drunk Majesty (Part II).'