There’s a long gap, and then there’s 29 years. Undercroft just smashed that silence to bits.

The band have officially released their new album The Killer Sword via NB Extreme Recordings, and it comes with a pretty big moment baked in, the return of original vocalist Tito Melín to a full-length release for the first time since 1997’s Bonebreaker. That’s not a comeback, that’s a resurrection.

The album was recorded across Chile and Germany, stitched together through a process led by founding guitarist Claudio Illanes, who’s been steering this thing from day one. Production duties fell to Rafael Dobbs, with mixing and mastering handled by Martin Furia (of Destruction).

Across nine tracks, The Killer Sword doesn’t spend time looking backwards. This isn’t a museum piece, it’s a sharper, more direct attack that keeps the band’s core intact while pushing into a more modern, aggressive sound. Same bloodline, new scars.

After months of buildup and a couple of advance singles, the full album is now out in the wild, available on streaming platforms and in physical form.

Tracklist:

• 1. Blood Red Sky
• 2. Scream in Genocide
• 3. The Killer Sword
• 4. Spirit of Death
• 5. Towards Death
• 6. Tower of Silence
• 7. Mongolian Terror
• 8. Warrior’s Roar
• 9. The Triumph of Time