Sorcerer releases the studio video for the Saxon cover song of "Crusader"!

Swedish doom metallers Sorcerer releases their cover version of “Crusader” to all major digital platforms via Metal Blade Records. The original song was the title track to Saxon‘s sixth album “Crusader”, released in 1984, and is still one of the most beloved songs from these NWOBHM pioneers.

Vocalist Anders Engberg states this about the cover song:

“For me Saxon, they have always been there, ever since I started listening to heavy metal, and I had the luck to tour with these guys with my old band (Lion’s Share)”.

Drummer Richard Evensand who is a huge Saxon fan is super excited, adds this:

“It was the first band I started to really follow as a teenager and it still is one of my favorite bands today. For me Saxon equals energy and long tom rolls… in fact more than long tom rolls; mega tom rolls perhaps. Nigel Glockner has really influenced my play as a drummer. You can imagine that I was immediately in favor of making a Sorcerer rendition of “Crusader”. It’s the most powerful song there is on this planet! Peter Hallgren did an excellent job on the arrangement. We hope everyone loves our version as much as we loved making it!”

Sorcerer‘s ‘Crusader’ is now available on all digital platforms.

Line-up:

Anders Engberg: Vocals

Kristian Niemann: Guitar

Peter Hallgren: Guitar

Justin Biggs: Bass

Richard Evensand: Drums

Co-production, Keyboards: Conny Welén

Mixing and Mastering: Ronny Björnström

Cover art: Jani Stefanovic

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