AFM Records will release the next chapter in the Dragonland Chronicles trilogy, from Swedish power metallers DRAGONLAND, titled Under The Grey Banner, on November 18 via AFM Records.

The band have announced that the Japanese version of the album (out on November 23rd) will feature more than a mere bonus track. A lost chapter, entitled 'At The Inn Of Éamon Bayle', will feature as song #6, adding further depth to the story - an extended edition.

Check out the artwork below:

Under The Grey Banner tracklisting:

'Ilmarion'

'Shadow Of The Mithril Mountains'

'The Tempest'

'A Thousand Towers White'

'Fire And Brimstone'

'The Black Mare'

'Lady Of Goldenwood'

'Dûrnir's Forge'

'The Trials Of Mount Farnor'

'Throne Of Bones'

'Under The Grey Banner'

'Ivory Shores'

The new song called 'Fire And Brimstone' is currently streaming below:

The band have launched a new website for the album at Thegreybanner.com.

Dragonland's fifth album, and follow up to 2006's Astronomy, was recorded at Hansen Studios in Ribe, Denmark. In a recent update the band remarked: "We are very proud indeed to say that the new Dragonland album is DONE!!!!! A new chapter in the Dragonland Chronicles has been written!"

Twelve songs were recorded, and the music itself is founded upon a a deep and emotional story, picking up where second album, Holy War, left off nine years ago.

Guitarist Olof Mörck previously stated: "After five years of doing concepts, writing lyrics and composing we are seeing the light at the end of the proverbial tunnel! After Astronomy we knew we needed to explore our music further not to risk becoming a band that releases music every year cast in the same mold, so the idea from the beginning was; what would it be like with a metal album based in fantasy that respects the literary genre, that actually tries to be mature and that enriches said fantasy world with inspiration from millenias of human mythology? To make a neoclassical album filled with overly bombastic clichés of steel clad warriors was out of the question - instead we explored the themes and sounds around various fantasy movies, new and old, and also countless computer RPG soundtracks to infuse the musical aspect with a genuine fantasy feel, and as previously stated heaps and stacks of tomes on every mythological tale from Gilgamesh to the Aeneid provided a genuine and credible backdrop to the story. The album is genuinely a concept album in every aspect, and we will collaborate with some truly gifted artists who are experts in this genre to bring our world to life visually - more on that soon. Prepare yourself to be engulfed in a world of enchanting phantasy and songs of swirling magic later this year!"