"Dogs Of War" is the twelfth studio album by Barnsley's most popular heavy metal band, Saxon. Highlights such as »Big Twin Rolling (Coming Home)«, »Great White Buffalo« and »Yesterday's Gone« were featured on the album, as a fitting farewell to long-time guitarist Graham Oliver, who left the band after 20 years with this release. » Dogs Of War is the twelfth studio album by heavy metal band Saxon, released in 1995. This album marked a period of change for Saxon, both in their sound and line-up. Thanks to the early '90s albums »Solid Ball Of Rock« and »Forever Free«, Saxon were able to convince many skeptics that they still had plenty of high-quality heavy metal to offer, and after a three-year hiatus from recording, the band returned to their glory with the massive-sounding »Dogs Of War«. After the thunderous opening track, »Dogs Of War« delivered a series of incredibly memorable and distinctive numbers, including »Big Twin Rolling (Coming Home)«, »The Great White Buffalo« and »Demolition Alley«. It was also the last album with longtime guitarist Graham Oliver as a member of the classical formation, who left shortly after the album's release. »Dogs Of War« is available in a limited edition of 1000 individually numbered copies on silver vinyl and includes a supplement.