Halford

Halford is the eponymous solo band formed by English singer Rob Halford (best known as the lead vocalist of Judas Priest). The band released Resurrection in 2000 as its first studio album.

Resurrection (2000) is Halford's first studio album; the record features a duet with Bruce Dickinson and a sound often described as Priest-like, drawing on the style of Screaming For Vengeance and Painkiller. Rob Halford is commonly nicknamed the "Metal God."

Resurrection (2000) is the first studio album by Halford, Rob Halford's eponymous band. The record delivers a Priest-like sound—fast, aggressive, and rooted in classic 80s heavy metal. Notable tracks include "Made In Hell", "Locked & Loaded" and the duet "The One You Love To Hate" with Bruce Dickinson. The review rates it enjoyable and faithful to classic metal though not groundbreaking.

For:Fans of classic 80s heavy metal, Judas Priest followers, listeners of Rob Halford and traditional heavy metal enthusiasts.