Sirius Present Official Video For “Edge Of The World”
Greek heavy/power metal force Sirius have released the official video for “Edge of the World”, one of the standout cuts from their debut full‑length A Quest for Life, out via Wormholedeath Records. Filmed during the band’s album‑release show in Athens, the clip captures exactly why their name has been spreading so quickly across the European scene.
Anthemic heavy/power metal done right
“Edge of the World” is built on sharp twin‑guitar work, a driving rhythm section and a huge, arms‑in‑the‑air chorus that practically begs for a crowd to shout it back. There’s a clear line to classic European power metal – think early Firewind or mid‑period Blind Guardian – but guitarist/vocalist Dimitris Napas and company keep things grounded with a gritty, almost traditional heavy metal attack.
A Quest for Life – modern classic vibes
The song sits near the heart of A Quest for Life, a record that critics have already flagged as a decisive statement for modern heavy/power metal. The album was recorded, mixed and mastered by David Prudent at Made in Hell Studios with a philosophy of “no triggers, no A.I., just pure metal”, and it shows in the organic punch of the drums and the natural bite of the guitars. Guest appearances from Tim “Ripper” Owens and keyboard wizard Derek Sherinian add extra firepower without overshadowing the core band.
Live energy on screen
The “Edge of the World” video is cut together from footage of the band’s release‑show performance, all leather jackets, flying hair and grins shared between band and crowd. Rather than over‑editing everything into oblivion, the clip lets whole phrases of the song play out, so you really feel how tight the band is on stage. It’s the kind of video that makes you immediately check tour dates to see if they’re coming anywhere near you.
Where to dive in
If this is your first encounter with Sirius, “Edge of the World” is a perfect entry point. From there, the full album A Quest for Life – streaming via this link – fleshes out their mix of anthemic choruses and steel‑clad riffing. The band’s social channels, including Instagram and their official video on YouTube, are already filling up with fan reactions and live clips from recent shows.