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SABER Return With New Album Lost In Flames By Larry Petro, News Monkey Wednesday, December 4, 2024 @ 11:46 AM
SABER, the Los Angeles based NWOTHM (New Wave of Traditional Heavy Metal) heroes, have announced their sophomore studio album Lost In Flames. The new release will take the world by storm on February 7, 2025, via ROAR. For the fans, they have decided to offer the new album on CD, "Burning Orange" Marbled Vinyl, and a variety of digital formats. Pre-sale is available at: https://saber.rpm.link/lostinflames. In addition, the band is set to reissue their impressive debut, Without Warning on the same day. Don't miss out on this opportunity to own this limited edition on vinyl and CD through ROAR! Their stunning debut belongs in every well-sorted heavy metal record collection, fans can visit: https://saber.rpm.link/woutwarning to pre-order. Do you want more? The video for the furious title track, "Lost In Flames", has just premiered. The band reveals: "We chose "Lost In Flames" as the album title because it embodies how we felt in the writing and recording sessions. Everyone in the band felt lost while the world around us was going up in flames. The band used what was going on around them as fuel for these songs." Get the song on all digital streaming providers at: https://saber.rpm.link/lifsingle The music video is now on KNAC.COM HERE SABER is known for their uniquely sleazy take on the NWOTHM sound. The band emerged in 2018 after lead guitarist Joel Dominguez, who was already working on some similar material with rhythm guitarist Jesus Delgado and bassist David Sanchez, received a message from singer Steven Villa about starting a new 80s-inspired band. A series of thundering tracks followed soon after, which were refined into their 2021 debut album Without Warning. Produced and released with the help of Trevor William Church (HAUNT), who also filled in as the drummer, the album received overwhelmingly positive reactions. Being named as one of Bandcamp's best albums of the year and outranking EXODUS and IRON MAIDEN on "BraveWords" annual Top 30 list cemented their place on the scene. Sonically and aesthetically, SABER's artistic identity is firmly rooted in the 80s. With Jesus now as their drummer and the addition of guitarist Antonio 'Yogi' Pettinato, the fearsome fivesome draws from notable influences such as JUDAS PRIEST, QUEENSRYCHE, RIOT, CRIMSON GLORY and IRON MAIDEN. Through their own unique lens, they've created a distinctly energetic audiovisual experience that resonates with their diverse and growing fanbase. "We are heavily inspired by all 80s music, including the glam era. Though our looks are unmistakably glam, don't let that fool you... our songs are heavy and loud!", says Joel Dominguez. SABER quickly rose to the forefront of the NWOTHM scene, playing traditional heavy metal in a fresh way.
Once again SABER went back to their friend and supporter Trevor at Church Recordings, where they recorded Lost In Flames, that was mixed and mastered by Darren Trentacoste. The result is fresh and unique, wild and... hungry! Get ready for Lost In Flames from one of the hottest and unique new bands of the NWOTHM scene, as the future of metal definitely belongs to SABER! Lost In Flames track listing:
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After two years playing and touring alongside legends like NIGHT DEMON, SACRED REICH, HAUNT and SCREAMER at playing well known events like Decibel's "Metal and Beer Fest" and the sold-out "Hell's Heroes Fest", SABER can't wait to share their sophomore album, Lost In Flames, with their fan base. Joel reflects on how they got started, "The first new track I wrote for Lost In Flames was "On the Hunt", which was the spark we needed. We were at rehearsal one day and I played the opening riff. Everyone was shocked, 'Is that your riff?! Keep playing!' By the end of that rehearsal that song was completed, and the heat flowed from then on. There were some tough times in the process and things kept happening that would derail our attempt to write songs. We persevered through it." The new tracks also mark a new chapter and unleashes a logical follow-up by a band that grew together and got more experienced.