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MANOWAR To Perform On Germany's 'TV Total'

October 25, 2012

MANOWAR will return to Germany's cult show "TV Total" on October 30 and reunite with the program's host and entertainer Stefan Raab.

2012 marks the 10th anniversary of MANOWAR's acclaimed album "Warriors Of The World" and the band's memorable performance on "TV Total" during the "Warriors Of The World" tour.

The retail edition of MANOWAR's twelfth studio album, "The Lord Of Steel", hit the stores on October 19 on CD, limited-edition picture vinyl and as digital album.

"The Lord Of Steel" was made available earlier this summer as a limited-edition pre-release as the "Hammer Edition" in collaboration with U.K.'s Metal Hammer magazine.

The retail edition of "The Lord Of Steel" will feature different mixes and mastering, an additional song, spectacular new art by fantasy artist Ken Kelly, and other surprises.

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