Nordicwinter present third album

Upon Canada's frozen winds; Nordicwinter was spawned in August 2006 by a single entity known as evillair

Laden with haunting melodies and cryptic vocals, Nordicwinter sets out to drive back into the wombs from whence they came from, those false souls who today haunt the black metals scene like paint by numbers specters. There, within their bloody sepulchers, they will die; screaming silent screams that none will deign to hear.

The band's third album "Desolation" is now available in Limited edition Digipak and digital download on their bandcamp page https://nordicwinter.bandcamp.com/album/desolation.

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Canadian rocker Tylor Dory Trio share new single

Edmonton Prog TYLOR DORY TRIO Shares 'Dying Light' Off Upcoming Album "Unsought Salvation" Out Dec 21st

Tylor Dory Trio from Edmonton, Canada are putting out a new record and it’s exactly the warm proggy hug you need this winter. “Unsought Salvation” is full to the brim with warm riffs and spicy drumming, topped with delectable vocals that will comfort you as the nights grow longer.

TDT explains the connection between the new album and their 2015 debut EP “Carried Away”:

“The album should serve as a valid continuation from ‘Carried Away’ alongside spiritual ties to the first EP. ‘Carried Away’ was tonally quite dark, we feel that ‘Unsought Salvation’ is a more balanced presentation featuring some upbeat tracks alongside darker and heavier tracks that you may have come to expect from listening to ‘Carried Away’.”

For their second single, the band have teamed up with GhostCultMag to premiere the proggy acoustic guitar-driven track 'Dying Light'. Tylor Dory explains:

"One of the album's primarily acoustic tracks, our first EP and the Carried Away EP both featured an acoustic song and it was very important to us to carry that forward with 'Unsought Salvation'. The song is played in an unconventional tuning (DABGAD) that I came up with while trying to gain access to certain chord voicing that wouldn’t have been available otherwise. Like many of our songs 'Dying Light' is a journey through many feels and tonalities, starting quite soft and gradually building up to an erupting guitar solo." 

Due out December 21, 2019, “Unsought Salvation” has something for everyone and will especially be enjoyed by fans of Devin Townsend, Opeth, and Porcupine Tree

Track Listing:
1. The Righteous and the Rest (6:16)
2. Comatose (5:15)
3. The Fallen Man (5:45)
4. Dying Light (5:08)
5. The Spaces In Between (5:06)
6. East of Eden (5:49)
7. Glass Menagerie (5:28)
8. Marionettes (of Distant Masters) (4:37)
9. Into The Maelstrom (4:40)
10. Cenotaph (13:42)
Album Length: 1:01:52

For more info:
Facebook.com/TylorDoryTrio
Instagram/TylorDoryTrio


About:

Tylor Dory Trio was conceived in late 2012 by guitarist/vocalist Tylor Dory and drummer Jonathan Webster. Wanting to step aside from playing in extreme metal bands, Dory and Webster decided to form the duo to explore the music close to their hearts - proggy weird stuff. The trio was completed in late 2013 after the addition of their bassist Slava Fedossenko.

Bringing together influences like Opeth, Alice In Chains, and Rush; TDT is characterized by proficient musicianship, tight songwriting, and powerful hooks. It’s progressive metal that isn’t pretentious. TDT loves pushing the boundaries of what a power trio can accomplish, but above all else, it’s about the songs.

Musically, they take their fans on a journey through light and dark tonalities, crushing heaviness to ethereal cleanliness, through peaks and valleys that end up coming full circle.

Their latest full length “Unsought Salvation” was recorded with the prolific Christer-Andre Cederberg at his studio in Kristiansand, Norway in February 2017, to be released December 20, 2019, to follow their 2015 EP "Carried Away"


Photo Credit - Renee Robyn
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Canadian classic hard rockers MOXY release Best Of CD

Canadian classic hard rockers MOXY to release the 1974 TO 2014 – 40 YEARS AND STILL RIDING HIGH – BEST OF CD + LIVE CD AND DVD on May 22, 2015 via Escape Music in UK/Europe. First pressing will be a Limited Edition of 2000 copies and includes a Live DVD in a triple CD boxset, all packages are individually numbered. The album artwork can be viewed below.

Studio album all tracks newly recorded:

01. Midnight Flight
02. Can’t you see I’m A star
03. Moon Rider
04. Out of the darkness
05. Another time, another place
06. Young Legs
07. Time to move on
08. Nothing comes easy
09. Rock baby
10. Through the storm
11. Trouble *
12. Sail on sail away
13. Still I wonder
14. Fantasy
15. Riding High

* previously unreleased

Live CD & DVD – recorded in Toronto 2013:

01. Midnight Flight
02. Can’t you see I’m a star
03. Time to move on
04. Out of the darkness
05. Another time
06. Moon Rider
07. O Fortuna (drum solo)
08. Nothing comes easy
09. Fantasy
10. Sail on sail away
11. Riding high

MOXY are:

Earl Johnson – Lead Guitar
Nick Walsh – Lead Vocals (Slik Toxik, Famous Underground)
Alexis Von Kraven – Drums (Exorcism, Mothers Green)
Rob Robbins – Guitar, Background Vocals (Steel Lily, Rhett Forrester)
Oscar Anesetti – Bass, Background Vocals (Rabid Hole)

When MOXY first exploded onto the scene in 1974 with their hit song ‘Can’t You See I’m a Star’ they were destined to become part of the alumni of heavy hitting Canadians making a mark in the U.S.A. The promising sound of the single received heavy radio support from CHUM (AM) in Toronto and led to the band’s signing of a contract with Polydor Records of Canada in December 1974. The Polydor Records contract was mainly due to the popularity and reputation of lead vocalist Buzz Shearman.

After a few years of touring, MOXY went from a bar band to headline concert attraction in Canada. MOXY II was recorded in the band’s hometown of Toronto at Sound Stage studio with famed Aerosmith producer Jack Douglas.

Just a year after the first album for Canadian fans, but three short months after the reissued copy of MOXY I was released in the U.S. MOXY II received international press coverage for the band. Most reviews predicted success for the band and comparisons were made to Aerosmith, Rush and Deep Purple. MOXY II was also highly acclaimed on its release by Geoff Barton of the UK music publication Sounds (magazine), who made the album available to its readers for the special price of only £1.50. Geoff Barton would later refer to MOXY as the Canadian Led Zeppelin.

MOXY saw success touring the U.S. with the likes of such artists as Boston, Styx, AC/DC, Black Sabbath and Rainbow. In March 1980, Buzz was a candidate to replace the deceased Bon Scott in AC/DC but because his recurring vocal cord problems would not allow him to tour extensively, AC/DC band members ultimately decided on ex-Geordie singer Brian Johnson. In 1982, Buzz, Earl and Bill helped fellow Canadian singer/songwriter Lee Aaron on her debut album called “The Lee Aaron Project”. By 1983, Buzz was working a day job at Shaw Industries, just barely holding MOXY together while shopping around for a new record deal. Then tragedy struck when Buzz died in a motorcycle accident, on June 16, 1983, at the age of 33, just north of Toronto.

FAST FORWARD!!!!!!! After writing and recording new material over the years with different versions of MOXY, the time had come to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the legacy and do it right! So a new band was assembled for just an occasion. So along with founding member Earl Johnson an international cast of musicians were brought on board, including Juno award winning vocalist Nick Walsh all materials are newly recorded.

MOXY are an institution and this package will be eagerly received by fans old and new.

www.facebook.com/moxyofficial

Source: http://www.rockngrowl.com/moxy-40-years-and-still-riding-high-cddvd

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