Alex Williams - Waging Peace - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

FOR FANS OF HELLOWEEN, GAMMA RAY, POWERWOLF, PRIMAL FEAR, GRAVE DIGGER, RUNNING WILD, ICED EARTH, BLIND GUARDIAN, EDGUYGreat events cast their (apparently equally significant) shadows before them German metal band Rage have announced the arrival of their latest studio album 'Afterlifelines' in March 2024.The double album will consist of a total of 21 songs, including an intro, interlude and outro. Remarkably, the two records feature different musical approaches InchThe first CD is called 'Afterlife'and comprises songs that we recorded as a trio, while the material on the second CD 'Lifelines' also includes classical orchestral arrangements,Inch explains singer and bassist Peavy Wagner.Wagner and his two band mates Jean Bormann (guitar) and Vassilios InchLuckyInch Maniatopoulos (drums) have cut more than 94 minutes of new Rage music, including what Wagner calls aInch20-minute grand finaleInch. To sweeten the wait for the album , Steamhammer/SPV will launch three lead singles from the new disc, starting in January 2024.In addition to the of the double album, RAGE invite you to join them on their extensive 2024 world tour, with shows and festival appearances in Canada, Japan and European countriessuch as Germany, Austria, Greece, Poland, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Spain and Scandinavia. Into the bargain, Peavy Wagner has already announced a major Rage biography launch forautumn 2024 to mark the group's 40th anniversary, including lots of rare photos, behind-the-scenes material and plenty of exciting anecdotes. Looks like 2024 is set to be a real Rage year!

2026 album from the country artist.

An object in motion stays in motion, as Newton eloquently explained. Thus we have the link connecting one enterprising artist to another. With Motivity, his fifth album to date, saxophonist Alex Lore draws a direct line from his chordless trio approach to that of his mentor, the late Lee Konitz, on Motion (Verve, 1961). Working with two of the finest rhythm modernists on today's scene-bassist Thomas Morgan and drummer Johnathan Blake-LoRe upholds his reputation as an inveterate creative, presenting a thoughtfully constructed program highlighting his love for melody, communion and pure improvisation as they relate to both the source material and his own search for meaning in music.