Escaping from hell, the demons arrange their feast

The title track begins the musical story of the Black Star Riders - All Hell Breaks Loose album with an assertive and persistent sound, bringing the vocal lyrics to the forefront of the musical image, continuing the musical story with the enchanting inspiration of the sound of the Bound For Glory song. In the chorus, the main vocals of the vocal part are complemented by the background chorales of musical associates.
The guitar solo of the intro weaves the epic musical fabric of the Kingdom Of The Lost composition with the bewitching charm of Celtic musical motifs, combining the pamosphere of druidic fairy tales with the romance of the spicy winds of the wild west prairies, continuing this stylistic unity in the sound of the Bloodshot song, strengthening and complementing the cowboy romance with vocal pressure and restrained musical power.
Music and vocals are intertwined in a charming dance of the joint musical unity of the Kissin' The Ground composition, then bringing the vocals lyrics to the forefront of the musical image of the Hey Judas musical fairy tale.
The rhythmic tread of the Hoodoo Voodoo musical march rolls with accentuated waves of musical tread, then crowned with reflections of vocals phrases. The guitar solo of the introduction intrigues with the further development of the sound of the Valley Of The Stones song, then combining vocal rebellion with intriguing musical mystery.
The guitar solo of the intro envelops the echoes of musicals, then continues the sound of the Someday Salvation song by bringing the vocals part to the forefront of the musical image. Echoes of the rhythmic tread of the battle marches accentuate the rhythmic sound of the Before The War march, again and again driving his steps into the chosen musical path, anticipating the completion of the album of the Blues Ain't So Bad atmospheric composition with the influence and echoes of blues motives and shades in the sound.