New ACCEPT album "Humanoid" coming in April 2024

On the shopping list it goes...


Heavy Metal Titans ACCEPT announcement!!

Our New Album “HUMANOID” is to be released on
April 26th 2024 with the first Single and Video unleashed on Feb 28th.

This upcoming 17th Studio Album has been produced by highly acclaimed heavy metal producer Andy Sneap and is already hailed by critics as a masterpiece.

Starting today, Metal fans across the globe can immerse themselves in the upcoming album on an interactive website, where they can reprogram the robot that is featured on the album cover, and discover different parts of the new record in the process.

To celebrate this Album we are also announcing a massive European headline tour with over 20 shows across the continent for autumn 2024 with more dates to be added!

We will also be storming the stages of some of the world’s most iconic rock and metal festivals, including Wacken Open Air and Hellfest, this summer!

Please Secure your tickets and mark your calendars because this is a tour you absolutely cannot miss!

Welcome to ACCEPT’s “Humanoid” Era!!

Uh oh, I'm starting to lag on these guys. Last one I bought was Blind Rage.

One thing is for sure… the riffs will be solid!

Kemper guitar mods or something and it shows. Mark's voice isn't what it used to be and starting to sound tired. Boring watered down song. PASS!!! The last 2 albums were garbage and this is showing to be the same drizzle. A for effort but they need to just stop already!

Lurideath wrote:

The last 2 albums were garbage and this is showing to be the same drizzle.

I really dig the first 3 with dude from TT Quick, after that

Peter is right.


https://blabbermouth.net/news/peter-baltes-on-accept-i-felt-like-we-were-always-doing-the-same-album-or-concept-again-and-again-only-with-different-lyrics

Troublezone wrote:

Peter is right.

Did he bail over cash or was he told to walk? Do not remember...

James B. wrote:

Troublezone wrote:

Peter is right.

Did he bail over cash or was he told to walk? Do not remember...

The link I posted says the reason.

He left because of the music becoming too repetitive and Wolf taking all the control of decision making. Apparently they used to work together as a team. I’m sure he saw the writing on the wall and it would eventually become a money matter also.

But from what Peter said, it’s more about him not wanting to make the same album over and over (with different lyrics).

thanks TZ

I pre-ordered the new Accept this afternoon, but geez, judging from the other posts in this thread, it sounds like I'm the only one who's still interested in it.

This new song is not bad at all!

Time for them to stop again.

Lurideath wrote:

Time for them to stop again.

Sad to say, but there are a lot of other aging metal bands that need to do the same.

So I guess I'm the only one who's interested in the new album? I'm waiting for my CD to arrive in the mail as we speak. Once a fan boy, always a fan boy.

Anyway, right before Humanoid's release date (this past Friday) the band dropped another new song on YouTube, complete with a cheap A.I. animated lyric video, which I guess is the hip new thing.

Fat Freddy wrote:

So I guess I'm the only one who's interested in the new album? I'm waiting for my CD to arrive in the mail as we speak. Once a fan boy, always a fan boy.

Anyway, right before Humanoid's release date (this past Friday) the band dropped another new song on YouTube, complete with a cheap A.I. animated lyric video, which I guess is the hip new thing.

Mine came in the mail yesterday. I'll give it a few spins today. Reviews of it have been positive so fingers crossed.

Well I've spun it a couple of times and I think it's a big step up from Too Mean To Die which was rather forgettable. My favorite track so far is "Southside of Hell."

My copy should be arriving in tomorrow's mail. Woohoo!

My copy should be here next Monday .

Got my copy yesterday. I'm diggin' it. No, it doesn't re-invent the wheel, but it's solid enough.

Fat Freddy wrote:

Got my copy yesterday. I'm diggin' it. No, it doesn't re-invent the wheel, but it's solid enough.

Good to know. I am still old school. Barely check a sample or 2 on YouTube then wait until the album drops.

FYI, the "Limited Edition Mediabook" edition of Humanoid has a bonus track: a cover of "Hard Times," by 60s soul singer Baby Huey. I am unfamiliar with the original, but the track is pretty cool: