Stryper Returns with "Fallen," the Title Track off Their Upcoming Album

Top Christian rock band Stryper has just released their latest song from their upcoming 9th studio album, Fallen. The title track "Fallen" can be heard via YouTube at the following link: https://youtu.be/IBdoO1FUdng.
The original lineup comprised of Michael Sweet (vocals/guitars), Oz Fox (guitars), Tim Gaines (bass) and Robert Sweet (drums) returns with an album of all new material showcasing the musicianship that garnered them a huge fan base in the mainstream world and the Christian market. From the opening choral refrains of "Yahweh" to the signature vocal scream at the end of "King Of Kings," it is apparent that Stryper is back with their heaviest and most inspired work to date that is scheduled for release on October 16th via Frontiers Music SRL. Fallen is available for pre-order via digital retailers and can be ordered via iTunes at http://radi.al/StryperFalleniTunes and via AmazonMP3 at http://radi.al/StryperFallenAmazon. It is also available in various physical configurations at www.stryper.com/fallen. Fallen was produced by Michael Sweet.
"Fallen is about Lucifer before he became Satan. It's the story of how he got kicked out of Heaven. He tried to overthrow God and take over," describes Michael Sweet. "The song talks about how beautiful he was. When he walked, there was music. He was the angel of worship and this incredibly powerful and beautiful being."
The latest song comes on the heels of the album teaser track, "Yahweh," that was released last month and has been listened to over 135K times since it went live. "Yahweh" was a musical writing collaboration between Michael Sweet and Sevendust's Clint Lowery. Tracks like "Pride," "Big Screen Lies" and "Til I Get What I Need" show that Stryper is back and better than ever. Stryper offers their unique interpretation of the Black Sabbath classic "After Forever." The band flexes their softer side on the instantly memorable "All Over Again" which continues the journey Stryper fans began almost 30 years ago when "Honestly" was released to mainstream success.
The track listing for Fallen is:
1) Yahweh
2) Fallen
3) Pride
4) Big Screen Lies
5) Heaven
6) Love You Like I Do
7) All Over Again
8) After Forever
9) Till I Get What I Need
10) Let There Be Light
11) The Calling
12) King Of Kings
Stryper is one of the top Christian rock bands of all time. Comprised of the original line-up, Stryper has been rocking since 1984, and is responsible for such '80s metal classic albums as Soldiers Under Command, To Hell With The Devil and In God We Trust. In fact, Stryper is the first band to ever have two songs in MTV's Top 10 simultaneously with their hits "Free" and "Honestly." After a sabbatical for much of the 1990's, Stryper returned strong in the early 21st century. To date, the Dove Award-winning and GRAMMY nominated band has sold upwards of 10 million records worldwide. Their last studio album No More Hell To Pay debuted in the Top 40 of the Billboard Top 200 landing at #35.
For more information, visit www.stryper.com.
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