Tengger Cavalry announce new album Cian Bi

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Mongolian folk metal outfit Tengger Cavalry will release their 6th album Cian Bi in February

Tengger Cavalry
Tengger Cavalry

Mongolian metal outfit Tengger Cavalry have confirmed that their sixth album will be released early next year.

It’s titled Cian Bi and it is set to arrive on February 23 on Napalm Records.

Cian Bi is said to stand for the name of “an ancient nomadic tribe that immigrated into Northern China to merge cultural differences.”

The band’s Nature G says: “On this album, we used the concept of the Cian Bi tribe, to express the idea of multi-culture development, acceptance of diversity and individual freedom.

“We believe that through individual choice and identity freedom, each of us can decide who we want to become and embrace every culture around the world as one nomadic tribe – human tribe.”

Cian-Bi is now available for pre-order, while the tracklist and cover art can be found below.

Tengger Cavalry Cian-Bi tracklist

  1. And Darkness Continues
  2. Cian-Bi (Fight Your Darkness)
  3. Our Ancestors
  4. Strength
  5. Chasing My Horse
  6. Electric Shaman
  7. Ride Into Grave And Glory (War Horse II)
  8. Redefine
  9. A Drop Of The Blood, A Leap Of The Faith
  10. The Old War
  11. One Tribe, Beyond Any Nation
  12. Just Forgive
  13. One-Track Mind
  14. You and I, Under The Same Sky
  15. Sitting In Circle

Meet Tengger Cavalry, the world's only Mongolian folk metal band

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