Titanblood

ETERNITY'S END / / CD (Japanese edition with one bonus track) / Marquee Inc.

Japanese edition:

Titanblood is the fourth studio album by ETERNITY'S END, the German power metal band founded and led by guitarist Christian Muenzner, formerly of Obscura, Paradox and Necrophagist.

ETERNITY'S END - Titanblood album cover

CD Details

ArtistETERNITY'S END
TitleTitanblood
Release date
Japanese edition
EditionJapanese edition
LabelMarquee Inc.
Catalog No.MICP-12057
JAN4527516025625
PriceJPY 3,300 incl. tax
FormatCD / 11 tracks
BonusThe Japanese edition adds one bonus track to Scarlet Records' ten-song international album (about 51 minutes); as of October 2026 Marquee had not named it or placed it in the running order. The international digipak CD (SC 490-0) is dated 6 November 2026.
Tracks10

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Track List

  1. The Gods Of Bal Sagoth
  2. Sword In The Storm
  3. Titanblood
  4. Interstellar Transmission
  5. In The Wake Of The Carrion King
  6. Eternal Winter
  7. Gates Of Eternity
  8. The Abyss Watchers
  9. Ravenheart
  10. Rule The Night

Music Video

Sword In The Storm · Official Video

LINER NOTES
Titanblood is the fourth studio album by ETERNITY'S END, the German power metal band founded and led by guitarist Christian Muenzner, formerly of Obscura, Paradox and Necrophagist. It is their first with singer Mike Livas of Silent Winter and Bloodorn, alongside Muenzner and Justin Hombach on guitars, Jimmy Pitts on keyboards, Linus Klausenitzer on bass and Hannes Grossmann on drums. Grossmann also produced, mixed and mastered it at Mordor Sound Studios, and Dimitar Nikolov painted the cover. The band count the writing of Edgar Allan Poe, Michael Moorcock and Robert E. Howard among its sources, along with the Dark Souls games, and "Ravenheart" is built around a figure from book two of David Gemmell's Rigante novels. Scarlet Records' international digipak CD (SC 490-0), ten tracks running about 51 minutes, is dated 6 November 2026; Marquee Inc.'s Japanese edition (MICP-12057), dated two days earlier, adds one bonus track. Scarlet released an official video for "Sword In The Storm".