01. Hail To The Warriors
02. Feel The Fire
03. Love Beyond The Grave
04. High Noon
05. Before This Time
06. Higher
07. Mean Streets
08. Open Road
09. Mortal Eyes
10. Lost Dreams
11. Lean Into It
12. No More



I love Riot and I for one am glad theses guys are continuing on with Thundersteel style metal! Todd Michael Hall sounds great as always.

I'll remain apprehensive til I've heard more. It seems a bit like their latest album: good riff and chorus, wonky verses.

Another single was released but I could not find anything on Youtube. Feel the Fire. https://music.apple.com/us/album/mean-s ... 1716786221

This is coming out in April not February.

not entirely sure this is single material but i like this song. it'll probably be really good in the context of the record.

EDIT: also the main riff is basically just Grinder by Judas Priest.

These songs are fun and get my seal of approval.
Hopefully the album is good (I think it will be - loved the last one).

Hope I can catch them on tour...

Nice song, it's more like early Riot.

I really dig Riot but I'm not loving these singles. Shallow is the word I'm thinking of to describe them. Hopefully there's better more substantial tunes on the album.

I thought the same thing.

I'll say it again, Todd Michael Hall is excellent here.

This is pushed back to May.

I am enjoying this. Another strong Riot V album.

Yeah I'm digging it too. Couple weak tracks but overall great stuff. I hope they add some more US dates, right now there's only one and it's the same night as Maiden that I already have tickets to.

its decent, nothing spectacular. Good for a long running band basically.

Sounding good - only thing you can say is they take absolutely no real risks and it's essentially a legacy project now, but they make up for it with good energy, cool songs, some real catchy stuff. It's enjoyable. Probably gonna be fun to drive to. Todd Michael Hall sounds cool and there's some great riffs going.

This is a nice album. Definitely better than Armour of Light.

On a scale of “yep, this sure is a legacy band doing the same thing they always do, all right,” it’s probably on the same level as the new Saxon. Hitting good, not as good as the new Priest but definitely hitting better than the new Accept.

They certainly have their thing, and they do it well.

Fun and catchy, I had a good time listening to this album. I like the 80s Riot more, but this album is pretty good. The production is great, and the album delivers good American traditional heavy/power metal.

I like it. Not great, very far from terrible, some very good songs.

But I am waaay more interested in seeing them live again, they put on one hell of a show.

I though it was great, definitely the best of the "Riot V" era, and maybe just a tad below Immortal Soul and the early Mike DiMeo era. Their new singer has really started to gel with the rest of the band and the guitar work on here totally slays.