Dracula - Swing of Death

Dracula - Swing of Death is a rock opera concept album released by Norwegian musicians, singer Jørn Lande and guitarist Trond Holter. It is based in the storyline of Bram Stoker's Dracula.[1]

Dracula - Swing of Death
Studio album by
Jørn Lande & Trond Holter
Released23 January 2015 (Europe)
27 January 2015 (North America)
Genre
Length48:00
LabelFrontiers Records
ProducerJørn Lande & Trond Holter

The whole album was performed live on 1 May 2015 at the Karmoygeddon Festival in Norway, with all musicians who played on the record.[2]

Track listing

All lyrics are written by Jørn Lande & Trond Holter; all music is composed by Trond Holter & Jørn Lande.

No.TitleLength
1."Hands of Your God"3:38
2."Walking On Water"5:43
3."Swing of Death"4:37
4."Masquerade Ball"3:34
5."Save Me"4:19
6."River Of Tears"4:50
7."Queen of the Dead"6:12
8."Into the Dark"3:33
9."True Love Through Blood (Instrumental)"3:57
10."Under The Gun"5:10
Japanese Edition Bonus Track
No.TitleLength
11."Hands of Your God (acoustic)"3:01

Personnel

  • Jørn Lande - lead & backing vocals
  • Trond Holter – Guitar, Piano
  • Bernt Jansen – Bass
  • Per Morten Bergseth – Drums
  • Lena Fløitmoen Børresen - lead vocals on "Save Me", "River of Tears”, "Into the Dark" and “Under the Gun", backing vocals on "Swing of Death"

Additional staff [3]

  • Cornelia Tihon - Pan flute
  • Catalin Popa- Violin
  • Solveig Mikkelsen Solhaug, Tommy Wærnes, Ingeborg Holter & Håkon Holter - Backing Vocals
  • Stan-W Decker - Artwork, Layout
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