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Hear the New Saxon Song “Medusa”

Saxon released "Medusa", second single of their upcoming album "Gods of Thunder" that will be released next January 22. "A step into the world of Greek mythology 'Medusa', a god who could turn you to stone with a glance! Epic metal, epic story! Enjoy," vocalist Biff Byford said about the track. Hear the new Saxon song "Medusa" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=alyzaHBHdpU&list=RDalyzaHBHdpU&start_radio=1&pp=ygUMc2F4b24gbWVkdXNhoAcB0gcJCTIMAYcqIYzv…
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Saxon has just released Medusa, the second single of his new album, Gods Of Thunder, which will be released on January 22, 2027 via Silver Lining Music. The British band has also released a clip to accompany the song, which is inspired by Greek mythology. About this new song, Biff Byford says: "With [...]

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Legendary British heavy metal band Saxon has unveiled “Medusa”, the second single from the upcoming album “Gods of Thunder”, inspired by one of the most famous figures in Greek mythology. The song brings the classic sound of the band, with powerful guitar riffs and the distinctive vocals of Biff Byford. — A step into the world of Greek mythology. Jellyfish, which with a single glance could turn you into stone! [...]

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The song integrates "God of Thunder", the band's next studio album, which has been scheduled for release on January 22, 2027.

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