“This track is a little different for us. The lyrics aren’t originally ours, but we couldn’t resist putting our own spin on it. Back when we were just starting out as a band, we used to practise it over and over, and finally, we brought it to life the way we always imagined. It’s a Samantha Fox song we loved, and we thought the lyrics really deserved our metal twist—so here it is, with our energy and style added in, ready for you to hear.”

Spirit of the Night

Emerging from the shadows of The Chapel of Shadows, The Black Cross return with a second full-length album that raises the stakes — and buries the light.

Cathedral of the Fallen is a thirteen-song descent into sacred ruin, where broken faith, corrupted power, and unrepentant darkness form the foundation of a new empire. With thunderous riffs, Latin rites, demonic chants, and haunting melodies, The Black Cross build a gothic monument from ash, bone, and silence.

From the blasphemous ceremony of Sermon of Flies, to the violent rebellion of Angelbreaker, to the poisoned beauty of Queen of the Night — sung by Lilith in her sole, spellbinding appearance — this is not merely an album. It is scripture rewritten, psalms reversed, a liturgy for the lost.

Recorded like a ritual, performed like a curse, Cathedral of the Fallen stands as both sequel and reckoning. Where once there was mourning, now there is defiance. Where once there was light, now there is only the throne — hollow, ashen, and crowned by the damned.

All hail the fallen.
The Black Cross rises again.

Pour Some Sugar On Me (Remastered 2017)

Def Leppard