Horizon Line

THUNDER RISING / / CD (imported, with Japanese specifications) / WORMHOLEDEATH JAPAN

Thunder Rising's Horizon Line arrived on CD in Japan on 29 December 2025, when Wormholedeath Japan issued it with Japanese specifications (BITX1417); the Italian hard rock band had signed with Wormholedeath for the CD edition, while Mediaset RTI handled the digital release, which went on sale on 18 December 2025.

THUNDER RISING - Horizon Line album cover

CD Details

ArtistTHUNDER RISING
TitleHorizon Line
Release date
LabelWORMHOLEDEATH JAPAN
FormatCD (imported, with Japanese specifications)
Catalog No.BITX1417
Tracks13

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Track List

  1. Can't Forget Your Voice
  2. Master of Destiny
  3. Live Forever
  4. What's Going On Tonight
  5. Born To Ride
  6. Prelude25
  7. She Can't Hold You Back
  8. Bloody Axe
  9. Personal vampire
  10. Mad Machine
  11. The Prisoner
  12. Dreaming Song To You
  13. Dangerous Speed

Music Video

Horizon Line · Album Teaser

The Prisoner · Lyric Video

Mad Machine · Official Video

LINER NOTES
Thunder Rising's Horizon Line arrived on CD in Japan on 29 December 2025, when Wormholedeath Japan issued it with Japanese specifications (BITX1417); the Italian hard rock band had signed with Wormholedeath for the CD edition, while Mediaset RTI handled the digital release, which went on sale on 18 December 2025. Guitarist Frank Caruso, whose past bands include Arachnes and the Italian Firehouse, formed the group in 2012 with drummer Corrado "Nail" Ciceri, known from Wine Spirit, and they are joined by singer Alessio Spini, bassist Gabriele Baroni and keyboard player and composer Enzo Caruso. Wormholedeath describes the band's self-named "Real Vintage" style as Deep Purple and Rainbow riffs and Journey and Boston melodies played through Hammond organ, Fender guitars and Marshall amps but recorded with modern methods, and the Japanese distributor counts this as the band's eighth album. The label posted an album teaser and a lyric video for "The Prisoner", the band released an official video for "Mad Machine", and the 13 songs last about 49 minutes.