Finland's Warmen has released their new album Band Of Brothers, marking a significant evolution from their side project origins to a fully-fledged melodic death metal act. The album combines brutal heaviness with anthemic melodies and cinematic atmosphere, reflecting a unified creative vision among the band members. Recorded across Finland and mixed by Mikko Karmila and mastered by Mika Jussila at the legendary Finnvox Studios, the record showcases frontman Petri Lindroos of Ensiferum delivering aggressive vocals and distinctive guitar solos.

The album features tracks including One More Year, Nine Lives, When Doves Cry Blood, Out For Blood, Kingdom Of Rust, March Or Die, Untouched, Coup De Grâce, Dethroned, and The Kiss Of Judas, a cover of the Stratovarius song. The band's lineup includes Janne "Warman" Wirman on keyboards, Antti "Warman" Wirman on guitar, Jyri Helko on bass, and Seppo Tarvainen on drums. The cover artwork was created by Aleh Zieliankievic, who previously worked on the band's Here For None release.

Warmen confirms the album represents a true band effort, with all members contributing equally to its development. The release follows a period of increased intensity in the band's performances, with 2025 seeing a more focused and determined musical direction. Fans can access the album via streaming platforms and are encouraged to follow Crimson Glory on Spotify to receive notifications when the new release becomes available.