Metalite are the “Peacekeepers”

The Swedish Power Metal quintet Metalite have announced their return to the metal dancefloor. Their new album, “A Virtual World”, will be released on March 26th, 2021.

As a preview of the upcoming album, the band have released a video for “Peacekeepers”. Watch the video here:

“A Virtual World” tracklist:
01. A Virtual World
02. Cloud Connected
03. Talisman
04. Beyond The Horizon
05. Peacekeepers
06. The Vampire Song
07. We’re Like The Fire
08. Artificial Intelligence
09. Alone
10. Running
11. Synchronized

Pre-order the album HERE.

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Metalite are the “Peacekeepers”

December 4, 2020

The Swedish Power Metal quintet Metalite will release their new album, “A Virtual World”, on March 26th, 2021. As a preview of the upcoming album, the band have released a video for “Peacekeepers”.

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