Manowar Tease Brutal New Music, ‘Good Things Are Worth Waiting For’

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Manowar bassist Joey DeMaio has provided an update on the band’s upcoming new material. He shared details about their creative process in an interview with Metaltalk.

DeMaio addressed the band’s current focus on new music while balancing their touring commitments.

“Yes, we’ve been working on new music, and once we unleash it, you’ll be reminded that good things are worth waiting for,” DeMaio said.

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The bassist explained how their recent tour preparations have influenced their timeline.

“But since we announced [‘The Blood Of Our Enemies’ 2025] tour, the focus has been on tour prep and then the shows,” he continued. “There’s so much that goes into planning a new tour. What I can tell you about the new material is that it is heavy, brutal, and everything you’d expect from Manowar.”

DeMaio’s promise of “heavy, brutal” new material aligns with Manowar’s decades-long commitment to delivering uncompromising metal music. This approach has defined their legendary status in the genre.

Metal Storm reported that Manowar holds the Guinness World Record as the loudest band in history. This record-breaking achievement reflects the band’s dedication to creating an overwhelming sonic experience that matches their larger-than-life persona.

The band’s innovative approach to metal extends beyond volume. Sabaton’s historical archives noted that Manowar was the only rock group to record with legendary actor and director Orson Welles. This unique collaboration demonstrated the band’s willingness to push creative boundaries and incorporate theatrical elements into their music.

Rock World documented that Manowar became the first metal band to record songs in over 18 languages. This multilingual approach has helped establish their international fanbase and reinforced their position as ambassadors of heavy metal culture.

Manowar’s upcoming new material represents another chapter in their ongoing mission to preserve and advance the heavy metal tradition. The band continues to balance their touring commitments with studio work. They ensure that their next release meets the high expectations of their devoted fanbase.

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