Video Information Directed by Mark Astorga Taken from the new album “Eclipse” Produced and mixed by Roy Z Mastered by Maor Appelbaum at Maor Appelbaum Mastering – California – USA “maorappelbaum.com “
Flor de Loto is: Alonso Herrera: Vocals and guitar Alejandro Jarrin: Bass Sergio Checho Cuadros: Quena Gabriel Iwasaki: Keyboards Alvaro Escobar: Drums
Eclipse Tracklist: 01. El Cóndor Pasa/Locomotive 02. Tempestad 03. Animal 04. Eclipse 05. Esclavitud de tu ser 06. Támesis 07. Paraíso 08. Almas Perdidas 09. Eterna Proyección 10. Líneas de Nazca 11. Bonus track: El Cóndor pasa/Locomotive (Live at Rosfest 2018)
Album Info Produced and Mixed by Roy Z (Bruce Dickinson, Helloween,etc) at Mountain View Studios, Los Ángeles CA Pre-production by Roy Z Mastered by Maor Appelbaum Recorded by Roy Z and Eddie Plegue at Dragón Verde Studios, Perú. Digital Editing by Caverao Additional Recording by Kenneth Quiroz at Lunch Box Studios, Perú. Album Cover and Booklet Artwork by Estefania Fernandez “Fania”
Alan Parsons will release his new studio album, “The Secret” on April 26, 2019. Full album details, first single, and pre-orders will be announced later this month!
Tracklisting:
1. THE SORCERER’S APPRENTICE (instrumental) 2. MIRACLE (lead vocal: Jason Mraz) 3. AS LIGHTS FALL (lead vocal: Alan Parsons) 4. ONE NOTE SYMPHONY (lead vocal: Todd Cooper) 5. SOMETIMES (lead vocal: Lou Gramm) 6. SOIRÉE FANTASTIQUE (lead vocal: Todd Cooper, Alan Parsons) 7. FLY TO ME (lead vocal: Mark Mikel) 8. REQUIEM (lead vocal: Todd Cooper) 9. YEARS OF GLORY (lead vocal: PJ Olsson) 10. THE LIMELIGHT FADES AWAY (lead vocal: Jordan Huffman) 11. I CAN’T GET THERE FROM HERE (lead vocal: Jared Mahone)
Upcoming Alan Parsons Tour Dates:
02/16/19 Melbourne, FL King Center For Performing Art 02/17/19 Orlando, FL The Plaza Live 02/18/19 Fort Lauderdale, FL Parker Playhouse 02/20/19 Durham, NC Durham Performing Arts Center 02/22/19 Englewood, NJ Bergen Performing Arts Center 02/23/19 Lancaster, PA American Music Theatre 02/24/19 Montreal, QC Place Des Arts – T’ Maisonneuve 02/26/19 Quebec City, QC Grand Theatre De Quebec 02/27/19 Medford, MA Chevalier Theatre 03/01/19 Tarrytown, NY Tarrytown Music Hall 03/02/19 Mashantucket, CT Foxwoods resort Casino 03/03/19 Glenside, PA Keswick Theatre 04/04/19 Beverly Hills, CA Saban Theatre 04/06/19 Reno, NV Grand Sierra Resort – Grand Theatre 04/07/19 Jackson, CA Jackson Rancheria Casino 04/09/10 Boise, ID Egyptian Theater 04/10/19 Portland, OR Revolution Hall 04/12/19 Bow, WA Skagit Casino Resort 04/13/19 Bow, WA Skagit Casino Resort 04/15/19 Calgary, AB Grey Eagle Event Centre 04/16/19 Edmonton, AB Winspear Centre –> 04/27/19 Milan, Italy Live Club Frontiers Rock Festival <– 04/28/19 Pratteln, Switzerland Z7 Pratteln 04/30/19 Amsterdam, AQ Paradiso 05/01/19 Nijmegen, AQ De Vereening 05/02/19 Brussels, BE Ancienne Belgique 05/04/19 De Oosterpoort Groningen, Netherlands 05/05/19 TivoliVredenburg Utrecht, Netherlands 06/03/19 Mann Auditorium Tel Aviv, Israel 06/04/19 Mann Auditorium Tel Aviv, Israel 06/10/19 Crocus City Hall Moscow, RU 06/14/19 Oldenburg, DE Weser-Ems-Halle 06/15/19 Leipzig, DE Haus Auensee 06/16/19 Hamburg, DE Stadtpark 06/18/19 Munster, DE Halle Munsterland 06/19/19 Dusseldorf, DE Mitsubishi Electric Halle 06/21/19 Frankfurt am Main, DE Jahrhunderthalle 06/22/19 Berlin, DE Admiralpalast 06/24/19 Munchen, DE Circus Krone
With just over two weeks to go to the 22nd February release of “October After All”, the third full-length album from singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer RHYS MARSH, Karisma Records have today released a track from the album.
“October After All” once again sees RHYS handling most of the instrumental and vocal duties, but the album also features contributions from Anders Bjermeland, Tale Vang Ellefsen, Kåre Kolve, Roar Øien and Arve Henriksen, as well as vocals from the likes of, Silje Leirvik, Anders Bjermeland, Rohey Taalah, Ole Kristian Malmedal, Vilde Aakre Lie, Tale Vang Ellefsen, Arve Henriksen and Tim Bowness.
The end result is a beautiful, atmospheric, prog album that features both alternative rock and jazz elements, and about which Rhys recently had this to say:
I try to approach every album from a different angle, to give it its own identity. When I was writing this album, I was very inspired by music from the mid- to late-seventies, especially songs that had string synthesizers in place of Mellotrons. And of course, the drum sounds from that era, which I absolutely love. These songs were all written after I got married and our son was born, so for the first time, on any album really, I let the songs be reflections of specific events.
“October After All” was produced by Rhys Marsh and recorded & mixed by Marsh at the Autumnsongs Recording Studio in Trondheim, with additional recording by Roar Øien at Tyrirot Studio, Tim Bowness at the Hidden Art Studios, and Arve Henriksen at the Arve Music Studio.
Tracklisting for “October After All” is as follows:
River
Long Way Back
Golden Lullabies
Ride The New Wave
The Butterflies
Let It Be Known!
One Hundred Memories
The Summer Days
‘22’
(It Will Be) October After All
“October After All” will be available in CD, Digital and Vinyl formats.The CD and Vinyl formats will include a link to 12 downloadable bonus tracks and can now be pre-ordered from the following:
Taken from forthcoming new album Ramagehead (Release: Feb. 22, 2019 – Kscope)
O.R.k., featuring Italy’s celebrated vocalist, producer and award-winning film score composer Lorenzo Esposito Fornasari a.k.a LEF (lead vocals), King Crimson’s Pat Mastelotto (drums), Porcupine Tree’s Colin Edwin (bass), Marta Sui Tubi’s Carmelo Pipitone (guitars) have revealed their new single & video for “Black Blooms” which features their collaboration with the iconic System Of A Down frontman, Serj Tankian.
WATCH “BLACK BLOOMS (feat. SERJ TANKIAN)” HERE:
O.R.k bassist Colin Edwin explains how the collaboration with Serj Tankian came about “The involvement of Serj Tankian came about through legendary producer Bill Laswell, who played bass on Lef’s 2018 solo album ‘Hypersomniac’. Laswell passed a copy of ‘Hypersomniac’ to Serj, who was impressed enough to also check out O.R.k. and our previous two albums. This led directly to Lef and Serj connecting and discussing potentially collaborating at some point; it was just at the time we were working on ‘Ramagehead’, so of course a suggestion had to be made. Lef sent him the tracks as a ‘work in progress’ and from this, Serj himself chose ‘Black Blooms’ as the song he wished to sing and work with us on.”
Colin continues “The development of ‘Black Blooms’ took a few unexpected turns as we all contributed along the way, Pat Mastelotto’s masterful drumming added an underlying aspect of urgency I hadn’t anticipated on the original demo, and Carmelo Pipitone manages to strike a superlative balance between sensitivity and total fireworks as the song progresses. The atmosphere was always going to be a great context for Lef’s vocals, but the biggest surprise was Serj Tankian’s involvement, which really amazed me when I first heard it, he’s added, not simply a great vocal performance, but the exact amount of extra depth to the framework, to turn it into something truly special, and if I didn’t know better, I would have thought ‘Black Blooms’ was made with him in mind.”
The forthcoming album Ramagehead was created from the band’s collective vision, unique influences and a multi-layered reflection of their powerful and engaging live experience. The resulting epic contains all the ingredients of a fiery O.R.k. performance with dark and heavy riffing, mesmeric atmospheres. Recorded during 2018 at LefMusicStudio (Italy), The Wormhole (USA) and Nightspace (UK). The mixing for Ramageheadwas handled by Adrian Benavides and three-time Grammy-winning engineer Marc Urselli (U2, Foo Fighters, Nick Cave), the mastering by Michael Fossenkemper, engineering by Benavides and Bill Munyon (King Crimson), cover art by Adam Jones (TOOL) and design by Denis Rodier (Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman). The recordings, and involvement of SOAD’s Serj Tankian on a forthcoming single, solidifies the band’s serious intent to use their musical chemistry in exploring the hard-edged possibilities within rock.
Ramagehead tracklisting: Kneel to Nothing (instant download on digital pre-orders) Signals Erased Beyond Sight Black Blooms (feat. Serj Tankian) Time Corroded Down the Road Some Other Rainbow Part 1 Strangled Words Some Other Rainbow
Ramagehead will be released on 22nd February on CD / 180g Black vinyl LP / Digital and is available to PRE-ORDER HEREhttps://ork.lnk.to/RamageheadPR
O.R.k. have an extensive live campaign planned in support of Ramagehead which will begin in February 2019 with a European and UK head line run as well as being special guests on the continuing “Dissolution Tour” from new label mates The Pineapple Thief.
Colin Edwin comments “’Ramagehead’ is our most intense, ambitious and accessible work to date and I am really looking forward to exploring the new material in a live environment and sharing our unique collective energy together. For me, O.R.k. is always a completely immersive and unforgettable experience in the live arena, so with new tracks to play and an opportunity to reach places and people we’ve yet to get to, this tour will be our best yet.”
Tour Dates: ** show with The Pineapple Thief 15.2 Ravenna (IT) – Bronson 16.2 Lugagnano di Sona/Verona (IT) – Il Giardino 17.2 Pisa (IT) – Lumiere 21.2 Bari (IT) – Garage Sound 22.2 Roma (IT) – Largo Venue** 23.2 Milano (IT) – Santeria Social Club ** 24.2 Pratteln (CH) – Z7 ** 26.2 Stuttgart (DE) – LKA Longhorn ** 27.2 Frankfurt (DE) – Batschkapp ** 28.2 Strasburg (FR) – La Laiterie ** 1.3 Zoetermeer (NL) – Borderij ** 2.3 Hamburg (DE) – Grosse Freiheit 36 ** 3.3 Copenhagen (DK) – Store Vega ** 5.3 Stockholm (SE) – Nalen ** 6.3 Oslo (NO) – Rockefeller ** 8.3 Iserhagen/Hannover (DE) – Blues Garage 10.3 Cologne (DE) – Yard Club 12.3 Munich (DE) – Backstage 13.3 Budapest (HU) – Durer 14.3 Nove Mesto nad Vahom (SK) – Blue Note 15.3 Berlin (DE) – Music & Frieden 17.3 Paris (FR) – Petit Bain 19.3 London (UK) – Borderline 20.3 Newcastle (UK) – o2 Academy ** 21.3 Glasgow (UK) – St. Luke’s ** 22.3 Manchester (UK) – o2 The Ritz ** 23.3 Birmingham (UK) – o2 The Institute 2 ** 24.3 Bristol (UK) – SWX *
O.R.k. are: Lorenzo Esposito Fornasari a.k.a LEF – lead vocals Pat Mastelotto – drums Colin Edwin – bass Carmelo Pipitone – guitars
Featuring special guests Tony Visconti, Annie Haslam, Larry Fast and others! Weekend celebration of the first album release by seminal British band.
In celebration of their 50th anniversary, UK music legends Strawbs, plus a host of guest performers, former Strawbs, and Strawbs-related artists, will be performing at the Strand Theater in Lakewood, NJ on April 26-28, 2019!
Come join a weekend celebration of the first album release by seminal British band Strawbs!
Strawbs are Britain’s most successful international progressive folk-rock band. They are mentioned in the same breath as progressive rock bands Yes, King Crimson and The Moody Blues. Strawbs have a devoted fan base that continues to grow on the strength of their incredible live performances together with their classic albums over the years including “Grave New World”, “Bursting at the Seams”, “Hero & Heroine” and “Ghosts.” The band has achieved sales of over three million albums, seven consecutive Strawbs albums have featured in the US Billboard Top 200 albums.
Many top musicians have featured in the Strawbs line up over the years, including Sonjia Kristina, Blue Weaver, Don Airey and as well as Rick Wakeman , both his classically trained sons Adam and Oliver have been featured, a certain compliment to the band’s talent. After several years of touring in both acoustic and electric lineups, in 2017 Strawbs released “The Ferryman’s Curse,” their first studio album of original material in eight years. The album returned to the album charts and garnered rave reviews worldwide!
The current Strawbs line-up comprises David Cousins, lead guitarist Dave Lambert, bass player Chas Cronk, and drummer Tony Fernandez, who recorded and toured together in the 1970s. They are joined by keyboard and guitar virtuoso Dave Bainbridge of Iona – a band who created a mystical blend of rock, folk, Celtic and ambient music – a perfect match for Strawbs.
ARTISTS:
STRAWBS (Present)
David Cousins (1968 – present) Dave Lambert (1972 – present) Chas Cronk (1973 – present) Tony Fernandez (1978 – present) Dave Bainbridge (2016 – present)
With TERRA NOVA ORCHESTRA – 30 PIECE ORCHESTRA
STRAWBS (Past)
Blue Weaver (1971 – 1973) (subject to visas) – Amen Corner, Mott the Hoople, Bee Gees (Played on “Saturday Night Fever” and the 1970s hits) John Ford (1969 – 1973) – Velvet Opera, Hudson Ford (Writer of Strawbs biggest single “Part of the Union”) John Hawken (1973 – 1976) – Nashville Teens, Renaissance, Illusion Brian Willoughby (1978 – 2092) – Mary Hopkin, The Monks, Nanci Griffith
SPECIAL GUESTS
Tony Visconti – David Bowie, T Rex, Moody Blues, Gentle Giant, Angélique Kidjo Annie Haslam – Renaissance Larry Fast – Nektar, Synergy, Peter Gabriel Eric Bazilian – The Hooters, Joan Osborne Wesley Stace – John Wesley Harding, Cabinet of Wonders Cathryn Craig – Bill Medley
HIGHLIGHTS
Tony Visconti – conducts Strawbs with the Terra Nova Orchestra for the first orchestral performance of “Oh How She Changed”, the band’s first single, featuring a new Tony Visconti arrangement.
David Cousins, Blue Weaver, John Ford will play the whole of Strawbs classic album “Grave New World” with Eric Bazilion and narrator Wesley Stace.
Annie Haslam – sings Sandy Denny’s “Who Knows Where The Time Goes” with the Terra Nova Orchestra, featuring a brand new arrangement by Tony Visconti.
Eric Bazilion – sings “What If God Was One Of Us,” the hit he wrote and produced for Joan Osborne, with Strawbs and the Terra Nova Orchestra.
Sandy Denny and the Strawbs – the classic songs recreated by Annie Haslam and Acoustic Strawbs.
Larry Fast and David Cousins – Peter Gabriel’s synthesizer master and the complete songwriter put a new edge on Strawbs lesser known material.
WHERE:
Strand Theater Center for the Arts 400 Clifton Avenue Lakewood New Jersey 08701 Phone: (732) 367-7789
Historic 1922 theater for the Jersey Shore. 60 minutes from Newark Airport 90 minutes from Manhattan
DATE AND TIME:
Friday – 26 April 2018 Performances 6pm – 10.30pm
Saturday – 27 April 2018 Performances 1pm – 10.30pm
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