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| Thursday, July 03, 2008 - Wuthering Heights working on new album | Wuthering Heights have issued the following update:
"Here's a little newsflash from the Wuthering Heights camp just to keep you updated on the band's activities.
Plans are being laid at the moment to get the busy guys together to rehearse for the ProgPower show in October. Rehearsals will most likely take place late August or early September at Teddy's place in Uppsala, Sweden. The guys are looking forward to playing again, partying and breaking stuff.!?! The lineup is still intact from the last ProgPower gig and that infamous live album.
And yes, we are working on a new album. The album is more or less planned out, although still in a very rough state. The album will be titled: SALT. Thematically it's the usual crazy stuff from Erik's sick mind, some of it with a bit of a "maritime" twist this time, and musically it promises to be a very melodic and very folksy affair.
Here are a few tentative song titles: 'Away!', 'The Mad Sailor', 'The Desperate Poet', 'Tears', 'Weather The Storm', 'The Field', 'The Last Tribe', 'Water Of Life', 'Lost At Sea'.
All this is still indeed subject to change, of course.
However, we will have to beg for our fans' patience. Although a good deal of work has been laid down already, things aren't really moving forward much right now. Erik is suffering from back pains which prevent him from spending those long hours at the computer, demoing and arranging. So unfortunately we're not able to give any promises as to when the album will be finished. But, we hope things work out soon.
That's all for now, folks. Keep the metal spirit alive and stay tuned for more news!
Herne protect you!
Your faithful Mad Minstrels of Metal."
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| Thursday, July 03, 2008 - New audio interview with Jon Schaffer of Iced Earth | IcedEarth.com caught up with Jon Schaffer on June 16 for an audio interview lasting 16 minutes which is available as a free mp3 download (15.2 MB) here.
Topics include:
The choice of title for the forthcoming release, "The Crucible of Man - Something Wicked Part II"
Choir arrangements used during recording, including the vocal arrangments (chants) used at the conclusion of the song, "The Coming Curse" from 1998's' "Something Wicked This Way Comes" release
Thoughts on re-recording songs from the back-catalog as acoustic versions
Technical talk about mastering, volume, compression, and dynamic range
Playing live with the new touring lineup
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| Sunday, June 29, 2008 - Edguy recording new album | Edguy have entered the Gate Studios in Wolfsburg to record the follow-up of their chart breaker album "Rocket Ride". The new album will be produced by Sascha Paeth and is scheduled to be released in November 2008.
The album will be entitled "Tinnitus Sanctus" and Tobias Sammet has got the following news in store: "The title just refers to the wall of sound that will bulldoze you. Let's be modest: We have ten extraordinary songs and this new album is gonna be our ticket to the hall of fame alongside with LED ZEPPELIN, BLACK SABBATH and AC/DC. There won't be a hit-single this time, not even a flop-single, haha; not only because most songs are too long for a single, but also because for a single we had to produce way more stuff, lose money and need a time frame to release it. The album would come later then and that would suck. For the record: Musically, we don't go back to the roots. It's not the "Legacy of Mandrake part 2" and it's not a little brother of Rocket Ride either. It's a new album and we've set off to new horizons once more! The stuff sounds really broad, very anthemic, heavy and ballsy. We've kept our trademarks and still there are a lot of elements that are different to anything we've done before. I know what some fans may think, because if my favourite bands would have come up with statements like that I would have been scared to death, but in our case I am sure this could be the album we'll be measured by in the future."
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| Sunday, June 29, 2008 - Album news from Enuff Z'nuff | Latest update from Enuff Z'nuff:
"The new album is done, shooting for a release this fall. We hope to have a special edition for sale at Rocklahoma. We decided to call this one "Album of the Year" and some of the songs titles include "High," "Altered State," "Lazy Dazy," "Chicago," "Dissidence," "Sometimes," and "Fineline". It features Donnie Vie, Chip Z'nuff, Jake E Lee and Vinnie Castaldo. More details to follow. Everyone is really excited about this one! "
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| Sunday, June 29, 2008 - An Update From Magna Carta Records | Magna Carta Records will shortly release 'Prime Cuts' - a collection of some of James Labrie's best from his Magna Carta sessions.
It includes an extended version of 'Afterlife'
James LaBrie is at his shining best here. A must have for any fan of Dream Theater or progressive music. James La Brie: Prime Cuts is taken from his numerous projects with the Magna Carta label including tracks from James' solo albums (MullMuzzler and James La Brie's MullMuzzler), Explorers Club "Age of Impact" and "Raising The Mammoth", rock opera "Leonardo: The Absolute Man" and tribute albums "Working Man" (Rush) and "Encores, Legends And Paradox" (ELP).
James showcases his unforgettable vocal prowess with his high and powerful range. Strong, aggressive songs are the perfect template to display his world class talents.
James LaBrie's Prime Cuts shows that he's more than just a phenomenally talented singer but he's a solid songwriter as well. Quality begets quality and this endeavor most definitely does. This CD is an obvious product of skill and talent with a remarkable consistency throughout the years.
Excellent musicianship all around that is sure to please almost all prog metal and Dream Theater fans. Features performances by many great musicians, including Steve Morse, Mike Portnoy, Terry Bozzio, John Myung, Billy Sheehan and many, many more.
Also being released :
Liquid Tension Experiment - First Album - 10th Anniversary Vinyl Collector's Edition
Now, available for the first time, for vinyl junkies and collectors, one of the all-time classic albums of prog metal.
LTE is the meeting of art rock minds from four different headspaces, Dream Theater's guitarist John Petrucci, drummer Mike Portnoy and keyboardist Jordan Rudess, and the monster organic bass lines from Tony Levin, (King Crimson, Peter Gabriel, Bozzio Levin Stevens)
Limited Edition of 1,000
Double Vinyl Pressing (1st Disc on Green Vinyl; 2nd disc on Purple Vinyl)
180 gram Colored Virgin Vinyl
Gatefold Package with never before seen artwork and photos
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| Friday, June 27, 2008 - Ask Arjen Lucassen Anything - and get answers! | An update from the official Arjen Lucassen website:
"Every so often we collect all the weird and wonderful questions that Arjen's fans can come up with in an event called "Ask Arjen Anything" (AAA). The results of the most recent AAA are posted online now on the Message Board and on the blog. Enjoy!"
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| Tuesday, June 24, 2008 - Cage working on new album | News from Cage:
We are hard at work on the new record and hope to have it out around April 2009! That is right no four years later crap this time. We have a huge push going now after Hell Destroyer and we are keeping up the momentum. We hope to have audio and video blogs coming out as we go along. We are also working on two seperate DVDs, if we ever get our footage from Mexico! A massive amount of merch will be available too including old album cover shirts, patches, hoodies, hats and posters, massive swag! There will also be a huge website upgrade coming on cageheavymetal.com.
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| Tuesday, June 24, 2008 - Freak Kitchen working on new album | Freak Kitchen have posted the following update:
"New album in production!
The band is working on the seventh Freak Kitchen album, entitled Land of the Freaks, featuring twelve brand new tracks:
God Save the Spleen, Honey, You're a Nazi, Teargas Jazz, Sick? (Death by Hypochondria), The Smell of Time, OK, Do Not Disturb, Murder Groupie, One Last Dance, Clean it Up, The Only Way and Hip Hip Hoorah
(Wise from previous productions no release date will be set until the music is recorded, mixed and mastered. Still, a fair guess is late 2008. Stay tuned for more updates soon).
This one will be worth waiting for... "
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| Tuesday, June 24, 2008 - Jag Panzer - Website and album news | Jag Panzer have posted the following update:
After a rather legnthly bit of "web silence" we are pleased to announce a complete overhaul and redesign of our official website. Aside from constant updates on the band's futures plans, the website will be a much more complete and content focused design. The site is currently underway and will be launching Mid-July (possibly sooner)
Jag Panzer have also recently signed a new publishing deal, and the writing for the new album is going great. Please continue to check the website and the following for current news and updates.
Jag Panzer On MySpace (New Profile Coming Soon)
Official Messageboard
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| Saturday, June 21, 2008 - Manowar - New song preview | Neil Johnson has posted a new video with an exclusive sneak preview of the new Manowar song which will be released during the Magic Circle Festival.
Neil recently visited Galaxy Studios in Belgium while Joey DeMaio was recording the choirs and mixing the new version of 'The Crown And The Ring' and the new Manowar single 'Die With Honor'. Watch the video here.
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| Saturday, June 21, 2008 - Timo Tolkki: 'There will be one more Stratovarius album' | Timo Tolkki has issued the following update on Revolution Renaissance and Stratovarius:
"The songwriting is going very smoothly and nicely. We are making some demos soon and will hit the studio around September. Some song (working) titles are: 'Icarus', 'Age Of Aquarius', 'The Loneliness Of A Thousand Years', 'Revolution Has Begun', 'Mary My Guardian' and 'Walk On'. I will be able to announce the bass player in early August, but I can tell that he is in fact Swedish. We are still planning the extensive South American tour we have been offered. This would be in December
I am also happy to tell that there will be one more Stratovarius album sometime late next year. This will be a 'get together' album with old friends Tuomo Lassila on drums, Antti Ikonen on keyboards and me on vocals and guitars. There are 12 months in a year and this will be the last and 12th Stratovarius album that will close the whole saga with dignity and respect. The way it is supposed to be.
I will also reissue my Classical Variations and Themes and Hymn To Life remastered versions through my webshop. The whole Tolkki.com is currently undergoing maintenance and new layout procedure and will remain closed for some days more."
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| Wednesday, June 18, 2008 - Iced Earth - New album release dates | Iced Earth has confirmed the release dates for their forthcoming full-length studio album, "The Crucible of Man - Something Wicked Part II" to be released on the Steamhammer/SPV record labels:
Germany, Austria, Switzerland: SEP 5.
United Kingdom and Europe: SEP 8.
USA and Canada: SEP 9.
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| Wednesday, June 18, 2008 - Within Temptation DVD news | News from Within Temptation:
Great news! Finally we can announce a bit more on our upcoming DVD! Its title will be Black Symphony, it will be released worldwide on September 22nd. Of course, this DVD will contain the full concert that we did at the Ahoy in Rotterdam last February, with the Metropole Orchestra, a choir and several guest artists. We will announce more details at a later date, but what we can announce is that we're also adding footage from our show in Eindhoven in 2007 and that Black Symphony will be released on double-DVD, double-CD and Blu-Ray disc.
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| Sunday, June 15, 2008 - Avantasia update | Message from Tobias Sammet:
Avantasia have just finished their show in Tokyo and Tobias has checked in from the hotel room: "How are you folks? I feel like being drunk although I am not, there was just an earthquake a few seconds ago and I am on the 21st floor of a hotel tower, it scared the shit out of me, the tower was swinging back and forth like a pendulum. Wow! Anyway, I am still alive and I guess people here got used to it. So, we have played four shows with Avantasia now and we seem to get better and better. Sweden Rock was a blast, more than 30.000 people going crazy. Switzerland, Russia and Japan were great too, it's such a unique experience to play with all those musicians I had never played with before. It's a pretty great constellation and we have a lot of fun on the road. Last night we played over two hours, adding songs like "No return" and "Inside" to our regular set. I'll be off to Mexico now, we play Mexico City tomorrow. It's weird, three days ago we played Europe, a few hours ago we played Asia and in a few hours I'll cross the date line to fly to Mexico. Crossing the date line means, I'll leave Asia in the evening and arrive in San Francisco in the morning of the same day. If you do that a few thousand times you look like a baby. Thanx Japan, thanx Sweden, Switzerland, Russia. And now I am looking forward to Mexico City.
See ya, Tobi
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| Sunday, June 15, 2008 - Neal Morse DVD details | Press release from Neal Morse:
Neal Morse has accomplished the almost unheard of in commercial music: After 15 years, 22 albums, 3 bands, and 4 concert DVDs, his last two albums (Sola Scriptura and Question) have been received as his best. Now, Morse and his new band bring both albums to the screen, live on 2 DVDS; plus over an hour of other great performances, and 100 minutes of behind-the-scene footage.
Sola Scriptura was one of the most ambitious, controversial, and critically acclaimed progressive rock albums in recent memory. The album finds Morse unflinching in his depiction of corruption in the Church throughout history, and the consequences of humankind's attempts to elevate itself to God. Lauded equally in Europe and the United States by the mainstream and CCM press, the album adorned numerous "Best of 2007" lists.
Question is a journey on the timeless quest to find the dwelling place of God. Lyrically, Neal creates a compelling story-line that owes as much to C.S. Lewis as Indiana Jones. Neal searches through history, within the nature of men, and across Neal's own life. The accolades range by genre from mainstream progressive rock (Dutch Prog Rock Pages, Netherlands: "Top 5 Albums of the Year"), to Contemporary Christian (Cross Rhythms, UK: "10 out of 10 stars"), to modern rock (The National Review Online, US: "Album of the Year"), to hardcore metal (Metal Glory, Germany: "10 out of 10 stars"). All the material from both albums is performed in its entirety, with all the energy, surprises, and unforgettable moments of a great live concert. Sola Scriptura is played straight through; Question is played combining two concerts. In addition, Neal performs a major portion of his acclaimed One album, and portions of his ground-breaking Testimony release.
Neal's complex structures, rapid-fire parts, and elaborate arrangements need just the right performers to ignite his music. He finds them in five extraordinary, young-and unknown-musicians. With the intensity of a new band with something to prove, they tear through parts recorded by Mike Portnoy, Randy George ,Paul Gilbert, Jordan Rudess, and others.
At the center is Neal Morse, a remarkably passionate and engaging performer. Neal brings the album's story to life with soaring, emotional vocals. Morse is also a virtuoso multi-instrumentalist performing lead guitar and keyboard. After his last concert DVD (2004's Testimony), England's Classic Rock Magazine listed Neal in their "100 Greatest Frontmen of Rock" chart.
The show doesn't end, though, with the fading echoes of the final note. Backstage, in and around cities throughout Europe, the cameras accompany Neal and his band on their journey. Uncensored experiences and candid moments reveal the good, the bad, and the unexpected of life on the road. Being a prog visionary doesn't help the bus go back 110 miles for forgotten sandwiches, find a drug store at 2AM when those sandwiches turn out to be older than the bus, or ask for directions at 3AM because nobody knows where they are now.
Sola Scriptura & Beyond captures two spectacular performances (including one full concert) from two amazing nights. His most recent solo releases are performed with the excitement of his first with Spock's Beard. Over an hour of additional performances feature favorites from his other two studio prog albums, a Transatlantic interlude, and five songs from Spock's Beard.
Travel from the last decade of prog to today, and from the backstage to the soundstage. Capturing a thousand timeless moments, Sola Scriptura & Beyond manifests musicians and audience uniting to create an electrifying musical phenomenon. Join Morse and a new generation of prog musicians as they unleash Neal's very best, as you've never seen or heard it-and beyond.
DVD 1 Location: De Boerderij, Zoetermeer, The Netherlands; May 2
DVD 2 Location: Columbia Club, Berlin, Germany; June 14, 2006.
Musicians
Neal Morse - Vocals, Guitars, Keyboards
Elisa Krijgsman - Guitars, Vocals
Wilco van Esschoten - Bass, Vocals
Jessica Koomen - Vocals, Keyboards
Collin Leijenaar - Drums
Henk Doest - Keyboards
Paul Bielatowicz - Guitars, Vocal
Tracklisting
DVD 1 (Main Disc)
01. The Creation (One)
02. Open Wide the Flood Gates (Snow)
03. Sola Scriptura Part I
04. Sola Scriptura Part II
05. Question Section A
Temple Of The Living God, Another
World, Outsider, 12, Entrance, Inside His
Presence, Temple of the Living God
06. Testimedley (Testimony)
Overture No. 1, California Nights,
Colder in The Sun, Somber Days, Sing it
High, Calm Before the Storm, I am Willing,
To Feel Him, Rejoice, God's Theme
07. We All Need Some Light (Transatlantic)
08. Wind at My Back (Snow)
DVD 2 (Bonus Disc)
01. Behind the Scenes
02. Bridge Across Forever (Transatlantic)
03. Question Section B
Sweet Elation, In the Fire, Solid as the Sun,
The Glory of the Lord, Outside Looking in
04. Help Me (Snow)
05. King Jesus (One bonus disc)
06. Reunion (One)
07. Encore Medley:
a) We All Need Some Light (Transatlantic)
b) Open Wide The Flood Gates (Snow)
c) Open the Gates Part II (Snow)
d) Solitary Soul (Snow)
e) Wind At My Back (Snow)
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| Thursday, June 12, 2008 - Rough mixes of new Metallica album reviewed | Metallica have posted the following message at their official website:
"While we occasionally enjoy reading the various comments, rumors, speculation, reviews, gossip and all the good that the internet brings, rarely do we feel the desire/need to respond to the 'blogosphere' . . . hey, everyone is entitled to have their thoughts and opinions, right? However, once we re-surfaced on Tuesday after a few weeks on tour in Europe, we were informed that someone at Q Prime (our managers) had made the error of asking a few publications to take down reviews of the rough mixes from the new record that were posted on their sites. Our response was 'WHY?!!! Why take down mostly positive reviews of the new material and prevent people from getting psyched about the next record. . . that makes no sense to us!'' So after a few rounds of managerial ear spank and sentencing everyone at Q Prime to 20 push-ups each, we figured why not take matters into our own hands and just post the links here on our site:
Metal Hammer
The Quietus
Kerrang!
You see, we have maintained an 'in the press' section here on Metallica.com for many years now, posting links to reviews of shows, album and DVD releases, and various other tidbits we've come across while surfing around. Some good, some not so good, but we put 'em all up . . . sort of the same way we treat our message boards on this site . . . welcoming all feedback.
So in the spirit of keeping this section current, we've put as many of the reviews of the rough mixes of the new record up here as we could find. If we missed any, let us know . . . and in the meantime, we're always adding, so peruse at your leisure."
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| Wednesday, June 11, 2008 - Message from Rhapsody | Rhapsody have released the following message:
Hi to all,
First of all thank you for all the patience you had in these last times despite the lack of news regarding the band.
We wanted to inform you that we are in the middle of a hard legal fight with MCM and his main representative Mr. Joey De Maio.
That's the reason why in the last months we had to keep all strictly confidential and could not release any official declaration that could obviously be used against us from the opposite side. And that's also the reason why we were constricted to stop completely our band's activity. Frankly we are not able to imagine if all this can end in a very close future but we want to assure you that we are ready to fight with all the strength of body and soul in order to protect yours and our beloved band. Yes, aside from these bad events we ask you to not lose your faith in us. As soon as this sad situation will be solved we'll be ready for a great and mighty come back. A new album, a real masterpiece of speed/epic metal, is already composed and ready to be recorded and after its release an immense worldwide tour will finally follow for yours and our extreme satisfaction.
Stay tuned!
Rhapsody Of Fire
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| Wednesday, June 11, 2008 - Iced Earth album news | IcedEarth.com has posted the cover art for the band's forthcoming full-length studio album, "The Crucible of Man - (Something Wicked Part II)" which continues where their 2007 release, "Framing Armageddon - (Something Wicked Part I)" left off. "The Crucible of Man" features the return of frontman Matt Barlow who was Schaffer's original voice of choice to introduce the "Something Wicked" saga back in 1998 as a trio of songs which concluded their album, "Something Wicked This Way Comes."
While the 1998 album provided a general overview of the story Schaffer has been conceptualizing for well over a decade, the saga is being fully brought to life with the release of the back-to-back conceptual albums "Framing Armageddon" and "The Crucible of Man." While both albums provide answers to mysteries the previous releases would create, the timeliness of the story in today's world is guaranteed to keep people thinking and guessing. Schaffer's ability to convey the central themes and events of the story without always revealing exactly "why" characters' decisions are made and "how" events come to pass, will keep fans of the saga coming back as future mediums for the "Something Wicked" storyline are revealed.
A finalized tracklisting for "The Crucible of Man" and audio interview with Jon Schaffer covering the new material will be featured at IcedEarth.com later this month. The band will begin rehearsals next week for a run of dates in June as direct support for Judas Priest in Europe, as well as the Hellfest, Bang Your Head, Graspop, and Gods of Metal European festivals.
"The Crucible of Man" is due for a late August or early September release on Steamhammer/SPV. The release will then be followed by a North American tour that kicks-off in September and features an appearance as headliner for the ProgPower USA IX festival in Atlanta, Georgia on September 27. The North American dates will be announced at IcedEarth.com when they are confirmed.
The single from the new album is titled, "I Walk Among You" and is being released worldwide this week by Steamhammer/SPV and features the new track, "I Walk Alone, " as well as three additional songs from "Framing Armageddon" with new vocal performances by Matt Barlow. All tracks can be listened to in their entirety at both the band's official website and MySpace page with exception of the track, "'A Charge to Keep'" which is an iTunes exclusive.
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| Sunday, June 08, 2008 - Lanfear album news | News from Lanfear:
"It's official now! Our new album is titled X To The Power Of Ten! It will be relased on July 25th in North America and Europe by Locomotive Records. Never before did we work that hard on our songs, the arrangements and the production and never before did we have to fight that many uphill battles to get everything done. Now finally we're in the fortunate position to say it was worth the blood, sweat and tears.
We also signed a contract with Tasmanian Devil Publishing and the guys already work on some pretty interesting things to come. A big sorry to our fans for the long waiting time and thank you for your continued support. We also want to thank our management Intromental for doing a great job. There'll be some earcandies for you within the next few weeks. Currently we're busy with the organization of our release party, more on that soon...
X To The Power Of Ten is our personal statement to the metal scene in 2008 - be with us!"
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