Angel of Salvation

Angel of Salvation
Studio album by Galneryus
Released October 10, 2012
Genre Power metal, Neo-Classical metal, Symphonic metal
Length 1:04:55
Label VAP
Producer Yorimasa Hisatake
Galneryus chronology
Phoenix Rising
(2011)
Angel of Salvation
(2012)
Vetelgyus
(2014)

Angel of Salvation is the eighth studio album by the Japanese power metal/neo-classical metal band Galneryus, released on October 10, 2012. The 10-song album featured two songs from the single "Hunting For Your Dream": the titular song and "Temptation Through the Night", the latter which was featured as a "work in progress" version. The full album version of "Angel of Salvation" is Galneryus' longest song to date at 14 minutes and 42 seconds long; twice as long as the song's music video.[1] The song is also the first to feature a guest vocalist in a studio album by Galneryus in Akane Liv from the band LIV MOON.[2] For the album and tour, Syu switched from a Hughes and Kettner amplifier to a Diezel Hagen amplifier and cabinet. This was also shown in the "Angel of Salvation" music video.[3] Syu reverted to his ESP Crying Star Rebel signature guitar for the "Under the Promised Flag Tour" with modifications to the humbuckers.[4][5][6] "Hunting for Your Dream" was used as the second closing theme for the new Hunter × Hunter anime adaptation.[7]

Track listing

All songs arranged by Galneryus and Yorimasa Hisatake.[8]

No. TitleLyricsMusic Length
1. "Reach to the Sky"  Syu, TakaSyu 2:30
2. "The Promised Flag"  SyuSyu 6:19
3. "Temptation Through the Night"  ShoYuhki 6:12
4. "Lonely as a Stranger"  ShoSyu 5:53
5. "Stand up for the Right"  Sho, TakaSyu 6:56
6. "Hunting for Your Dream"  ShoSyu 5:24
7. "Lament"  ShoSyu 5:14
8. "Infinity"  ShoSyu 4:53
9. "Angel of Salvation"  SyuSyu 14:42
10. "Longing"  (Instrumental)Syu 4:54

Credits

Additional credits

Chart performance

The album reached #15 and #17 on the Billboard Japan Top Albums[9] and Oricon album charts, respectively; the highest of any of their studio albums.[10]

References

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