The third song from Accept‘s upcoming jubilee album, “Teutonic Titans 1976-2026”, which was produced, mixed, and mastered by the renowned Zeuss, is released, as per Blabbermouth. Tobias Forge, bass master Frank Bello, and formidable drummer Ray Luzier join the band for a potent new performance of the beloved deep cut “Save Us” (originally from “I’m a Rebel,” 1980). “Save Us” highlights Accept’s timeless songwriting as well as the remarkable musical community that has embraced and encouraged the group over the course of its five-decade existence. One of the album’s most captivating tracks, “Save Us,” celebrates both Accept’s enduring history and the heavy metal genre they helped build while revitalising a forgotten gem from the band’s discography.
Wolf Hoffmann about “Save Us”:
“Tobias was not really on my radar. Obviously, I know Ghost, and they’re huge, but last year he turned up at one of our shows when we played in Stockholm, and we were chatting a little bit, and he said that his favourite song was ‘Save Us’, and at one point he was considering using it as a cover song on one of their albums, but it never panned out. ‘Save Us’? I don’t even remember that song. Nobody has even mentioned that song! I had to go back and listen to it. After I saw a Ghost show it all made sense to me. It really fits his style and I could really imagine him doing that song really well. He’s right, it’s a fun song!”
Upcoming shows: