MikeInFla
Number of posts : 3144 Age : 53 Localisation : Kalamazoo, MI Registration date : 2012-03-18
| Subject: Perpetual Paranoia Wed Nov 13, 2019 7:25 pm | |
| Saw this in an email. [size=34](*NEW-CD, 2019, Retroactive Records) Bride's Dale Thompson + Tiago of Hand of Fire Oz Fox and Les Carlsen ***PRE-ORDER $12.99 Pre-Order Low-Price
ABOUT THE ALBUM[/size] [size=34]Tiago James de Souza was first known as guitarist for the bay area thrash band, Hand of Fire. Dale Thompson was first known as the vocalist for Christian hard rock legends, Bride. They have teamed up for their second album of heavy metal enchantment. We say “enchantment” because this slab-o-metal is more dangerous and packed full of more pure magic than an enchanted forest. Trust us – this one is a maturation of the brilliance of the band’s debut, The Reaper.
Let’s talk about the guitars on this album. They are instantly recognizable as Tiago is a jazz musician with an electric magic wand in his hands – far more than predictable, by-the-numbers heavy metal. Expect occasional soft intros that lead into heavy, driving riffs, along with odd chord progressions and key changes that keep the listener entranced on what’s coming next. There are multiple completely memorable solos on this album that take excellent songs to even higher levels. Tiago’s guitar work is second to none. As if the album could not get better, Between the Altar and the Cross also features guest axe-men Juninho Afram (Oficina G3 of Brazil), Paul Jackson (Bloodgood), Oz Fox (Stryper) and Troy Thompson (Bride). You will also hear the talent of guest vocalists, JT (Metal Nobre), Les Carlsen (Bloodgood), and Chaz Bond (BioGenesis). The band spared nothing on this album. Dale’s vocals are as aggressive as ever – daring, mesmerizing, and leading the listener deeper into the enchanted forest of metal. Be careful – there are fire-breathing dragons in that forest, and we promise Between the Altar and the Cross will take you to places you did not know existed. 12 tracks packaged in an 8 page insert and a jewel case.
Tracks Trampled Under Feet Between the Altar and the Cross Sin Machine Living with the Gods Perpetual Paranoia Though He Slay Me There Will Be Blood In Vain My God My God Church of Make Believe The Rhema Acapella [/size] [size=34]https://boonesoverstock.com/products/perpetual-paranoia-the-reapers-new-cd-2018-retroactive-records-pre-order
[/size] [size=32]Haven't pre-ordered yet I would like to hear some samples first. Also waiting for Saint to start presales soon as well.[/size] | |
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Black Rider
Number of posts : 1566 Registration date : 2011-04-13
| Subject: Re: Perpetual Paranoia Wed Nov 13, 2019 8:01 pm | |
| I want to hear samples too, wasn't overly infatuated with the first one. | |
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Normaniac
Number of posts : 1474 Age : 57 Registration date : 2018-04-12
| Subject: Re: Perpetual Paranoia Thu Nov 14, 2019 9:54 am | |
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Jen5
Number of posts : 1710 Registration date : 2017-08-01
| Subject: Re: Perpetual Paranoia Wed Nov 27, 2019 3:44 am | |
| Here's a sample from FB (posted today): https://www.facebook.com/groups/69739254179/?fref=nf (I don't know if that link will work, but I tried) | |
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Normaniac
Number of posts : 1474 Age : 57 Registration date : 2018-04-12
| Subject: Re: Perpetual Paranoia Wed Nov 27, 2019 5:29 am | |
| Don't do Farcebook...so I have to rely on Boone's and Girder Music to keep me informed. | |
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Jen5
Number of posts : 1710 Registration date : 2017-08-01
| Subject: Re: Perpetual Paranoia Wed Nov 27, 2019 2:12 pm | |
| Farcebook. Ha! Good one R. It's a necessary evil for me I'm afraid to keep connected with the music world, but I've never used it for personal use. Bleh, bleh, bleh! Ptoey! I looked but didn't find the preview on youtube. | |
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