Edensong to release new album on August 10th
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Topic: Edensong to release new album on August 10th
Posted By: Angelo
Subject: Edensong to release new album on August 10th
Date Posted: July 15 2010 at 09:19
New York Orchestral Rock Band Edensong to release new CD in August
13 July 2010 - Following their successful festival appearances at
Progday (Chapel Hill, NC) and Three Rivers Progressive Rock Festival
(Pittsburgh, PA) in 2009, Edensong returned to the studio in the fall
with a new lineup. The result of their work is “Echoes of Edensong: From
the Studio and Stage,” a full length, specially priced, part studio,
part live album. The album, nearly an hour in duration, is comprised of
brand new studio recordings, un-released live tracks from the band’s
various festival performances (including a bonus track from Québec
City’s Convention Terra Incognita), and a re-master, from mastering
legend Bob Katz, of a song originally intended for inclusion on the
band’s critically acclaimed 2008 debut “The Fruit Fallen,” but never
officially released. The new album features two fantastical original
paintings from New Jersey artist Alison Silva ( http://www.alisonsilva.com/ - www.alisonsilva.com ),
a perfect counterpart to the music of Edensong. The new album will be
available on CD and as a digital download on August 10th from the band’s
website ( http://www.edensongtheband.com/ - www.edensongtheband.com )
and many other retailers, both in the US and internationally.
“Beneath the Tide,” the ten minute opening track of “Echoes of Edensong”
is the album’s central composition and a retrospective look at the
band’s deceptively long history. The song was originally written by
Edensong singer/guitarist James Byron Schoen in 1997 with then band
mates and fellow high school freshmen Anthony Waldman and Benjamin
Wigler. The song was initially recorded in 1999 by the trio’s
progressive metal band Echoes of Eden for their debut album of the same
name. The band’s impromptu reunion onstage at 3RP in August 2009 and the
subsequent integration of Waldman into Edensong as the band’s permanent
drummer inspired Edensong to re-orchestrate, re-arrange and re-record
this band and fan favorite. “No matter how many songs I write, I’m quite
certain that I’ll always have a special fondness for ‘Beneath the
Tide’,” says Schoen. “Years later, I’m still really proud of that one. I
think we’ve ended every Edensong show we’ve ever played with it. It
just has a great live energy. I’m thrilled that we finally have a
recording, a mere ten years later, that does the song justice.”
Other notable songs include the ballad “Lorelai,” recorded to benefit
the Haitian relief effort in the wake of the recent devastating
earthquake; the re-mastered “To See But Not Believe,” a popular Edensong
track never officially released; and a selection of epic live
performances, including songs from “The Fruit Fallen” and the fateful
Echoes of Eden reunion. The band plans to follow up the August release
with a handful of shows throughout the east coast of the US, an
immediate return to the studio to finish writing and begin recording for
the band’s next full length studio album and various other top secret
projects. Please check out http://www.edensongtheband.com/ - www.edensongtheband.com for the latest news, media
and links to all things Edensong.”
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Posted By: edensong
Date Posted: July 15 2010 at 20:42
Thanks Angelo! I was about to make the same post, but it looks like you beat me to it :)
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