After 20 years in the service of Rock’n’ ‘Roll, Sweden’s barons of Rock, Märvel needs no further introduction. In celebration of their 20 years as a band, they turned 2022 into a big long-running party. April saw the release date of their ninth and critically acclaimed full-length album “Graces Came With Malice,” in August they held their own festival “Märvelfest” (new and old friends like The Pusjkins, Freedom, Omni Of Halos, Knifven, Dictator Ship, Hedda Hatar, Lykantropi and Reptile Tounge, got together to play and celebrate), in November they embarked on their first Spanish headline tour in 11 years, including cities such as Zaragoza, Madrid and Barcelona, and Rock N Roll Army launched a series of articles covering the entire career of Märvel.
And now, to really top the icing on the cake, they release “Double Decade,” the mandatory Greatest Hits album, a royal collection of their best songs from 2002-2022, newly mastered by Magnus Lindberg (The Hellacopters, Imperial State Electric, Cult Of Luna, The Datsuns, Tribulation, Lucifer, etc). If that weren’t enough, the compilation includes two new and previously unreleased songs, mixed by Robert Pehrsson (Dundertåget, Death Breath, Robert Pehrsson’s Humbucker, etc).
The band shared the official video for the first single “Turn the Page,” watch it through the YouTube player below:
The single is out on The Sign Records, available now on all digital platforms: https://orcd.co/turnthepage
Pre-order the compilation on Bandcamp: https://marveltheband.bandcamp.com/album/double-decade
Tracklist:
01. The Hills Have Eyes video
02. Remember
03. The Effort
04. Thunderblood Heart
05. A Killing View
06. Bring It On
07. I Wanna Know You (Just A Little Bit Better)
08. Five Smell City
09. Danish Rush
10. All Over the News
11. T.N.H.
12. Goddess On the Loose
13. Catch 22
14. Son Of A Gypsy
15. Ambassador Of Fantastic
16. Ain’t Gonna Last
17. Spider
18. Turn the Page 02:56
19. The Devil Stole the Beat From the Lord
20. Pyrrhic Victory
21. Eight Arms to Hold You
22. Motherfucker
23. These Boots are Made for Flying