METAL DE FACTO: the new lyric video “The Ascending Of Jupiter” 

Finnish power metal band METAL DE FACTO has just unleashed their lyric video for “The Ascending Of Jupiter“,  the latest single from their upcoming debut album ‘Imperium Romanum‘ due for worldwide release on November 22nd in Europe and December 13th in North America via Rockshots Records. 
The single is available on Youtube https://youtu.be/i-3fXP_NcA0 and is also available to stream or buy from major digital stores:
Spotify https://spoti.fi/347QnVD
iTunes (Instant Grat) https://apple.co/2LJYlOb

‘Imperium Romanum’ was recorded, mixed and mastered at Goodman Studios and Tadaa Music Studio by Esa Orjatsalo. The artwork was created by the renowned Hungarian artist Gyula Havancsák (Blind Guardian’s Twilight Orchestra, Stratovarius, Accept, Grave Digger, Powerwolf and many more).
The album also features a spoken word part by Maurizio Iacono (Kataklysm, Ex-Deo) in the last song ‘Germanicus’.

“Imperium Romanum” is available for pre-order at the record label’s official store: http://bit.ly/MetalDeFacto_CD

The idea was that every album would have a theme based on a certain country’s / culture’s history and mythology. The debut album will deal with the Roman Empire and the many tales, true stories and philosophies associated with it. Each song is about a different aspect of this grand topic, and while being enjoyable as escapist storytelling in itself, also delves into the mindset of the different characters and people from whose perspectives the songs are written.

TRACKLISTING:
01. The Conqueror
02. Legionnaires’ Oath
03. Naturalis Historia
04. Inferno
05. Bacchanalia
06. Echoes In Eternity
07. Colosseum
08. Ides Of March
09. The Ascending Of Jupiter
10. Germanicus (feat. Maurizio Iacono)

METAL DE FACTO are:
Mikael Salo – Vocals
Esa Orjatsalo – Guitars
Mikko Salovaara – Guitars
Sami Hinkka – Bass
Benji Connelly – Keyboard
Atte Marttinen – Drums

For more info:
www.rockshots.eu
www.metaldefacto.com
www.facebook.com/metaldefacto
www.instagram.com/metaldefacto