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Released in 1974, 'Stormbringer' is the eighth studio album by British rock band Deep Purple. The album showcases a blend of hard rock, blues, and soul influences, featuring the powerful vocals of David Coverdale and the deep grooves of Glenn Hughes. It is noted for its title track and songs like 'Lady Double Dealer' and 'Soldier of Fortune'. The album represents a shift in the band's sound, moving towards a more melodic and soulful approach, contrasting with their earlier hard rock style. Despite mixed reviews at the time, it has since gained recognition as a classic in the band's discography and is celebrated for its musicianship and songwriting.