With their second album Balance Of Power the Austrian melodic power metal band Dignity reappears impressively. A whole five years have passed since the release of their by press and fans much-valued debut album Project Destiny. Five years where the band were thwarted by technical problems during the recording of the album for nearly a year - after their guitarist left and they quickly found a replacement in the person of Phil Porter. And then, their singer quit. However, what doesn't kill you only makes you stronger. With ex-Artillery front man Søren Nico Adamsen, the band around drummer Roland Navratil (ex-Leaves Eyes, ex-Atrocity, ex-Edenbridge) and keyboarder Frank Pitters who founded Dignity in 2006, found their new singer who knows how to put the additional touches to the epic melodies of Balance Of Power due to his expressive voice which leads to the album sounding earthier and more pulsing than the debut. Their latest output gives Dignity the opportunity to take their rightful place and they go about it stronger than ever before. This is also shown by the video clip Rebel Empire. Balance Of Power includes nine songs and the Scorpion classic Black Out as a bonus track. The new Dignity album was produced by Frank Pitters and Roland Navratil, mastered by Jakob Grabmayr at the WildOneMusic Studios in Vienna and the artwork was designed by Anthony Devine.