Cat No: 3817912

Multi-platinum Danish band Volbeat’s eighth studio album ‘Servant Of The Mind’. The album weaves intricate and fascinating tales: ‘The Sacred Stones’ tells the story of ‘an earthly being who has committed himself to the dark side. He is on a mission, speaking to darker forces and fallen angels.’ Meanwhile, ‘The Devil Rages On’ looks at the idea of the devil taking human form. Album opener ‘Temple of Ekur’ returns to the ancient themes explored in past songs such as ‘The Gates of Babylon,’ while the epic album closer ‘Lasse’s Birgita’ explores the story of the first witch burnings to occur in Sweden in 1471.

Temple of Ekur
Wait A Minute My Girl
The Sacred Stones
Shotgun Blues
The Devil Rages On
Say No More
Heaven’s Descent
Dagen Før (feat. Stine Bramsen)
The Passenger
Step Into Light
Becoming
Mindlock
Lasse’s Brigitta

Cat No: 3817914

Multi-platinum Danish band Volbeat’s eighth studio album ‘Servant Of The Mind’. The album weaves intricate and fascinating tales: ‘The Sacred Stones’ tells the story of ‘an earthly being who has committed himself to the dark side. He is on a mission, speaking to darker forces and fallen angels.’ Meanwhile, ‘The Devil Rages On’ looks at the idea of the devil taking human form. Album opener ‘Temple of Ekur’ returns to the ancient themes explored in past songs such as ‘The Gates of Babylon,’ while the epic album closer ‘Lasse’s Birgita’ explores the story of the first witch burnings to occur in Sweden in 1471.

Temple of Ekur
Wait A Minute My Girl
The Sacred Stones
Shotgun Blues
The Devil Rages On
Say No More
Heaven’s Descent
Dagen For (feat. Stine Bramsen)
The Passenger
Step Into Light
Becoming
Mindlock
Lasse’s Brigitta
Return To None
Domino
Shotgun Blues (feat. David Matrise)
Dagen Før (Michael Vox Version)

Cat No: 3817918

Multi-platinum Danish band Volbeat’s eighth studio album ‘Servant Of The Mind’. The album weaves intricate and fascinating tales: ‘The Sacred Stones’ tells the story of ‘an earthly being who has committed himself to the dark side. He is on a mission, speaking to darker forces and fallen angels.’ Meanwhile, ‘The Devil Rages On’ looks at the idea of the devil taking human form. Album opener ‘Temple of Ekur’ returns to the ancient themes explored in past songs such as ‘The Gates of Babylon,’ while the epic album closer ‘Lasse’s Birgita’ explores the story of the first witch burnings to occur in Sweden in 1471