In a new interview with Riff X’s “Metal XS”, JUDAS PRIEST bassist Ian Hill spoke about the musical direction of the band’s latest album, “Invincible Shield”, compared to its predecessor, 2018’s “Firepower”. He said (as transcribed by BLABBERMOUTH.NET): ”This one is a lot busier. The songs are more…
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