Forever Free is the eleventh studio album by British heavy metal band Saxon, released in 1992. Continuing the resurgence that began with Solid Ball of Rock, the album reinforces Saxon’s return to a heavier, more traditional metal sound rooted in their N W O B H M legacy.
Crusader is the sixth studio album by British heavy metal band Saxon, released in 1984. The album represents a transitional moment in the band’s career, blending their classic N W O B H M sound with a more polished, mid 1980s heavy metal production. Crusader features powerful riffs, melodic hooks, and anthemic songwriting, with the title track becoming one of Saxon’s most recognizable songs.
Call To Arms is the nineteenth studio album by British heavy metal band Saxon. Call to Arms was released 3 June in Europe; 6 June in Denmark, Finland, and the U K; 8 June in Greece and Poland; 10 June in France. Previously, it was due to be released on 23 May 2011 The album was released on 27 September in North America by E M I.
This Album presents Saxon in a confident and revitalized phase, combining the strength of their classic heavy metal foundation with a sharp, modern production. Released in the mid 2000s, the album emphasizes clarity, power, and momentum, delivering a sound that feels both contemporary and unmistakably rooted in the band’s long standing identity.
Metalhead represents a powerful return to form, capturing Saxon in a modern era while staying firmly rooted in the band’s classic heavy metal identity. Released with renewed intensity, the album blends sharp, aggressive riffs with a clear, contemporary production that reinforces the group’s veteran status without sacrificing energy or authenticity.
