Rexoria set to drop new studio album “Fallen Dimension” on May 8, 2026

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Swedish melodic heavy metal powerhouse, Rexoria, has unveiled plans for their upcoming studio album, “Fallen Dimension”, set to drop on May 8th, 2026, through Sound Pollution / Black Lodge Records. The band, known for their distinctive Royal Metal sound, is gearing up to deliver a collection of songs that showcase towering choruses, compelling storytelling, emotional depth, and powerful vocals. Following their well-received album “Imperial Dawn”, also released under Black Lodge Records, Rexoria is taking a bold leap forward with this new musical offering.

“Fallen Dimension” promises to take listeners on a rollercoaster ride of emotions, covering a wide range of themes from social commentary and war-inspired stories to heartfelt ballads and infectious anthems. The album, crafted with a focus on creating a captivating atmosphere and intense energy, encapsulates the essence of Rexoria at its peak.

A notable feature of the album is the inclusion of two special duets, featuring guest appearances from Mike Andersson (Tungsten) and Johnny Gioeli (Axel Rudi Pell / Hardline), adding an extra layer of depth and versatility to the tracks. Masterfully mixed and mastered by Jonas Kjellgren (known for his work with Sabaton, Bloodbound, Raubtier, and Dynazty), “Fallen Dimension” consists of 11 robust tracks that highlight the band’s evolved identity and refined musical direction.

The tracklist for “Fallen Dimension” is as follows:
Side A:
1. Metallic Rain
2. Awakening
3. Dancing on the Ruins
4. Malleus Maleficarum
5. Running with the Stars
6. Dominion (Feat. Mike Andersson – Tungsten)

Side B:
7. Break the Wave
8. Himalaya
9. Wasted Land
10. Virtual Pain
11. Heart of Sorrow (feat. Johnny Gioeli of Axel Rudi Pell / Hardline)

Rexoria has solidified their reputation as a stellar live act, having performed at over 120 shows across Europe. They have graced the stage with renowned acts like Battle Beast, Bloodbound, Dynazty, Sirenia, Semblant, and Thobbe Englund (Sabaton), and have rocked major festivals such as Sweden Rock Festival and Malmöfestivalen in 2024. Boasting over 3 million streams on Spotify and close to half a million views on YouTube, Rexoria is poised for the next phase of their musical journey.

With a fully realized Royal Metal sound, fueled by momentum, purpose, and a clear artistic vision, Rexoria is set to captivate audiences and leave a lasting impact with “Fallen Dimension”. Stay tuned for the album release on May 8th, 2026.

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