Jeewan Lal: Traitor of Mutiny

11 December 1936. The King of England, Edward VIII, has given up his Crown, foregoing his duty for the love of Wallis Simpson, an American divorcée. Their courtship has been dogged by controversy and scandal, but with Edward's abdication, they can live happily ever after.

Lord Of The Lost return with their seventh studio album Judas (via Napalm Records) and, as usual, act completely liberated from musical shackles and genre boundaries. With this polished and detailed release, which was conceived as a double album from the beginning, the five musicians cement their outstanding position as exceptional artists and climb to the next level with their most innovative and mature release to date, which doesn't want to fit into any pigeonhole. Not only the sound is massive, but also physically Lord Of The Lost deliver impressively with Judas: The album will be available as a limited 2-CD mediabook, 2-CD sleevepack and 2 x 2 LP gatefold recycled vinyl