Swedish rockers ECLIPSE have announced the upcoming release of their tenth studio album, MEGALOMANIUM, on September 1, 2023. The first single and video from the album, “The Hardest Part Is Losing You,” are out now.

Pre-order/save MEGALOMANIUM here: https://orcd.co/megalomanium

Eclipse will be performing headlining shows and various festivals throughout the summer and into the fall as well as a European tour starting September 1 in Bochum, Germany.

As singer Erik Mårtensson explains the meaning behind the album title:

“Since the previous record WIRED, we have been fortunate enough to be able to play to a lot of different audiences all over the world. No matter where we are, we always find a way to connect with people through those initial roots of rock ‘n roll music. MEGALOMANIUM is precisely that: it’s Eclipse paying homage to the full scope that is our ever-growing fan base through the elements that have become staples in the band’s catalog, but also daring to venture into new uncharted territories and sounds. MEGALOMANIUM is an album riddled with the full DNA of the band, a fearless dive into the deep end of the pool – or in this case – the lake Siljan surrounding the island in the middle of Sweden where we record all our music.”

Over the last 10 years, the band has been reaching an ever-growing audience with each album release thanks to their stellar songwriting and high energy performances. Their last tours have brought them to stages in Japan, Australia, The U.S. and all over Europe including some of the world’s largest heavy rock festivals such as Wacken Open Air, Graspop and Sweden Rock. At its core, Eclipse is a heavy rock band with massive hooks, and with an appeal that transcends genres. In addition to their numerous headline tours, Eclipse has also opened for a wide range of bands over the years including Aerosmith, My Chemical Romance and Scorpions.

“I love the fact that we have a diverse following these days,” says Mårtensson. “We have strived to evolve both in terms of sound and songwriting with every record and clearly our fans are happy to come join us for the ride. Even better, they have continuously invited a bunch of their friends along the way. We see proof of that every night.”

The proof is also in the numbers. Eclipse has generated well over 100 million streams online and approximately half a million monthly listeners across the major music services, making them one of biggest rock bands to come out of Sweden in recent years.

Tracklisting MEGALOMANIUM:
The Hardest Part Is Losing You
Got It!
Anthem
Children of the Night
Hearts Collide
I Don’t Get It
The Broken
So Long, Farewell, Goodbye
High Road
One Step Closer to You
Forgiven

Lineup:
Erik Mårtensson – Vocals
Magnus Henriksson – Guitars
Philip Crusner – Drums
Victor Crusner – Bass

Social Media:
https://www.eclipsemania.com
https://www.facebook.com/EclipseSweden
http://instagram.com/eclipse_sweden
https://www.facebook.com/groups/236829727206186
http://www.eclipseofficialfanclub.com
https://twitter.com/eclipsesweden

Coming off their most successful album yet, “Paradigm” (which includes the massive single ‘Viva La Victoria’ that has 15 million streams and counting), Sweden’s ECLIPSE return with their new studio album “Wired” on October 8, 2021. A new single and music video from the album, ‘Bite The Bullet’ is out today.

Pre-order/save “Wired” HERE: https://orcd.co/eclipsewired

The CD and Digital versions will include the exclusive bonus track ‘Dead Inside’. The LP version will include the exclusive bonus track ‘Ain’t No Fun’. The LP version of the album will also have a different running order for the tracklisting from the other versions.

Tracklists:

CD / DIGITAL

1. Roses On Your Grave
2. Dying Breed
3. Saturday Night (Hallelujah)
4. Run For Cover
5. Carved In Stone
6. Twilight
7. Poison Inside My Heart
8. Bite The Bullet
9. We Didn’t Come To Lose
10. Things We Love
11. Dead Inside (CD and Digital Exclusive Bonus Track)

LP

1. Saturday Night (Hallelujah)
2. Twilight
3. Ain’t No Fun (Vinyl Exclusive Bonus Track)
4. Dying Breed
5. Carved In Stone
6. Things We Love
7. Roses On Your Grave
8. Run For Cover
9. Poison Inside My Heart
10. We Didn’t Come To Lose
11. Bite The Bullet

Cassette

1. Roses On Your Grave
2. Dying Breed
3. Saturday Night (Hallelujah)
4. Run For Cover
5. Carved In Stone
6. Twilight
7. Poison Inside My Heart
8. Bite The Bullet
9. We Didn’t Come To Lose
10. Things We Love

Watch the previously released video for ‘Saturday Night (Hallelujah)’ HERE: https://youtu.be/llSQiz1I8IA

Preceded by the single ‘Saturday Night (Hallelujah)’, a post-Covid party anthem, “Wired” sees the Swedish quartet delivering some of the best songs of their career. It’s a much needed uplifting monster of an album in the aftermath of the pandemic age. 

“All over the world, people have coped with this mess in their own way. Our way was focusing on the good times ahead, which we believe comes through in the songs we wrote. Good thing we didn’t know how long it was gonna take when we started, or we would have ended up writing a rock opera.That’s probably best left to others…” says the band of the album.

Over the last few years, Eclipse have performed to audiences around the globe, including the U.S, Japan, Australia and Europe and have opened for giants like Aerosmith and the Scorpions. Their albums have amassed millions of streams and charted in several European countries. With the momentum of their last studio album “Paradigm” propelling them, “Wired” promises to push them even further up the rock ‘n roll mountain.

“Ironically enough, after Paradigm we said that we were gonna try to release music more frequently. But, here we are pretty much two years later. Again. Although this time through no fault of our own. But we wrote songs that we wanted to play live and we can’t wait to finally get back at it. Buckle up people, it’s party time!” concludes the band.

Coming off their most successful album yet, “Paradigm” (which includes the massive single ‘Viva La Victoria’ that has 15 million streams and counting), Sweden’s ECLIPSE are putting the finishing touches on their upcoming new studio album, which will be released this fall. In the meantime, the band has released a brand new single, an anthem for the ages, ‘Saturday Night (Hallelujah)’. 

“It was another one of those Saturday nights. At home. But, for the first time in a very long time there was hope. Suddenly there were stories about someone’s mom getting ‘the shot’, an old neighbor who was able to see the grandkids for the first time in a year, and I saw an ad for a gig. A real one, without screens or internet connections. A songwriter buddy of mine was there and we walked back to the studio and wrote most of what would become ‘Saturday Night (Hallelujah)’ in 15 minutes,” says Eclipse frontman Erik Martensson. 

“There’s absolutely nothing snotty about this song. It’s about partying! Don’t try to tell me you’re not up for a good f***ing party right about now?” continues Martensson.

Watch the video for this hooky, impossibly catchy party song HERE:

Stream/download the song on your preferred music service HERE: https://orcd.co/eclipsesnh

Over the last few years Eclipse have performed to audiences around the globe, including the U.S, Japan, Australia and Europe and have opened for giants like Aerosmith and the Scorpions. Their albums have amassed millions of streams and charted in several European countries. With the momentum of their last studio album “Paradigm” propelling them, their upcoming studio album promises to push them even further up the rock ‘n roll mountain.