Fuel to the Fire
Which Rock band doesn't secretly dream of having the luxury of  re-recording the classics of their own history - of which some are 20 years  old with the antiquated sound of that era - and rearranging them and with  the help of today's modern technology, giving them the sound quality to  which the listener now demands. The Hanover Hard Rock band Victory have  managed to fulfil this musical dream and now present on Fuel To The Fire  (working title)an illustrious collection of their greatest hits in an  exciting and top actual sound format. 12 masterpieces, presenting loads of  surprises and exciting changes but never diluting the originality of the  previous versions of the songs. Alongside this, a brand new, never before  released track 'Felt It Coming` ties the traditional to the actual Victory  of anno 2005 and so proving with Fuel To The Fire, how timeless their song  material really is. Ergo: Including the new track, all are classics and now  with a new shine.Not only have the musicians Tommy Newton (guitar), Hermann Frank (guitar),  Peter 'Fargopedda` Knorn (bass) and Fritz Randow (drums) taken this step,  but they've even gone a step further: On Fuel To The Fire they present  their new front man Jioti Parcharidis, who has already proved himself under  fire on the Victory stage and easily equalled the shining vocal qualities  of infamous predecessors such as Charlie Huhn or Fernando Garcia. Jioti  Parcharidis was already a known name in the metal scene as the singer of  the melodic metal formation Human Fortress and is now the man who ties  together the Victory of old to the Victory of the future.Fuel To The Fire is produced by the guitarists Tommy Newton and Herman  Frank in the 'Area 51`-Studio, Celle, Germany. That the Newton/Frank  combination in their double role as Producers and composers/guitarists from  Victory naturally give a special elan to the work, doesn't really need to  be mentioned. Therefore Victory's Fuel To The Fire is well described in  it's title: The most important songs from their band history in a new sound  quality - in short: Happy Hour!