Alissa White-Gluz fronts 'Hunger of the Beast' as DragonForce names its tenth album
The self-titled record arrives March 19, 2027, and the ten-day-old video that announced it has passed 1.6 million views.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
DRAGONFORCE - Hunger of the Beast (Official Video)
No new uploads, no matter. DragonForce spent the week living off its big September moment: "DRAGONFORCE - Hunger of the Beast (Official Video)," the song that introduced the band's tenth studio album, a self-titled record due March 19, 2027.
It is also the first proper look at the new lineup. Alissa White-Gluz, long known as the voice of Arch Enemy, shares lead vocals with Alessio Garavello, while Herman Li, Sam Totman, Gee Anzalone and Alicia Vigil are joined by new rhythm guitarist Billy Wilkins. Jens Bogren mixed and produced the track. The description promises a return to the band's early speed, and the chapter list is in on the joke, with markers like "All DF songs sound the same" and a solo count that ends with "How many solos? Yes."
Ten days in, it has passed 1.6 million views and is still drawing far more each day than anything else on the channel. Behind it, the teaser that announced it the day before keeps a little pace, and so does "The rumors are true!", a five-month-old clip whose description hints at what the band had been working on. Read now, it looks like the first knock on the door.
Among the rock and metal channels around it, DragonForce has the second-largest subscriber count. John Fogerty is drawing a big daily audience, right at his usual level, and DAGames is running a little below his.
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The videos drawing views on DragonForce right now
- Channel
- DragonForce
- Subscribers
- 1,620,000
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here are the figures behind DragonForce's week.
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Which band did Alissa White-Gluz front as lead vocalist before joining DragonForce?
White-Gluz became the lead vocalist of Swedish melodic death metal band Arch Enemy in 2014, succeeding Angela Gossow.




