Triumpher Piercing The Heart of The World

TRIUMPHER

Title :Piercing the Heart of the World

Label: No Remorse Records

Release Date:6th March 2026

TRIUMPHER’s Piercing the Heart of the World arrives like a battering ram, splintering the gates of the modern epic metal scene and planting its banner in the ruins. The Athenian war‑engine founded by Mars Triumph has never been shy about its intentions — but here, the message is carved in iron: Epic metal is not nostalgia. It is a weapon

This is TRIUMPHER’s third strike, and it lands with the precision of a general and the savagery of a wolf pack.”

Some of the Album Highlights:

The first song to be released from the album is the killer "Black Blood" This track feels like a cursed voyage home, a warrior returning not as a hero, but as a revenant dripping with the black blood of everything he’s endured. It’s triumphant and tragic, a hymn for those who carry their scars like trophies.

"Ithaca" rises slowly, like a shadow stretching across a battlefield, before exploding into a triumphant, iron‑clad march. This is the sound of a crown reclaimed, not gifted.

"Vaults of The Immortals" A towering, ceremonial piece. This is TRIUMPHER at their most grand torches burning, shadows dancing, the band invoking something ancient and unyielding. It feels like descending into a sacred chamber where only the worthy emerge alive.

“Naus Apidalla” moves with the slow, deliberate grace of a vessel drifting into the unknown. The guitars shimmer like dying embers, the drums pulse like a fading heartbeat, and the vocals carry a kind of exhausted majesty the voice of someone who has survived the journey but knows the cost will never wash off.

There’s a ritualistic stillness here. A sense that the world is holding its breath.

"Piercing the Heart of the World" is TRIUMPHER’s most commanding work to date a disciplined, iron‑willed, chest‑swelling slab of epic metal that refuses to blink, bow, or break.

This isn’t just an album. It’s a standard raised, a challenge issued, a heart pierced clean through.

TRIUMPHER aren’t rising anymore. They’ve arrived and the world can either kneel or be trampled.

Review:Seb Di Gatto Score:9/10

Reviewed:07/02/2026

LINE-UP

Mars Triumph: Vocals

Christopher Tsakiropoulos: Guitars

Mario Ñ Peters: Guitars

Stelios Zoumis: Bass

Agis Tzoukopoulos: Drums

DISCOGRAPHY

Storming The Walls (2023)