Iron Savior first attracted attention in 1996, when rumors claimed Piet Sielck had an exciting new band. A few months later the self-titled debut hit the stores, convincing fans and media alike. An invitation to the Wacken Open Air and a successful tour followed. Iron Savior recorded the successor Unification in late summer of 1999, which was released early 1999 and made it to the #79 mark in the German album charts. The same year the band went on tour with Grave Digger and also with Running Wild in early 2000. The rest of the year Sielck & Co. prepared for the production of the third longplayer Dark assault, which came out January 2001 and was presented on yet more live shows. Now it's time for Condition red, the strongest and most homogenous effort to date, which guarantees enthusiastic reactions on this year's 'Bang Your Head-Festival' and several more concerts.

OFFICIAL BIOGRAPHY (2001)