Multi-national prog rock/metallic outfit, Bagorah, are again with a brand new observe, “One thing From Nothing,” from their upcoming second full-length, Parabnormal. The studio-based quartet—Lenny Burnett (guitars), David Knight (drums/percussion), James Phillips (vocals/keyboards), Richard Sims (bass)—have as soon as once more gathered their collective artistic efforts for a stable 9 tracks of offbeat, ’70s-inspired heaviness. The observe we’re premiering gives up one of many heavier cuts on Parbnormal, a track that imagines what Voivod may need gave the impression of earlier than the intense metallic period—angular chords, synth accents and other-worldly vocals.
Parabnormal was engineered by Erik Hellerman at Hellerman Studios in Nashville, and is about for releases on CD and digitally on April 1, through Have a look at the Moon Information. Place your preorder right here.
The band chimed in in regards to the new observe:
James, relating to the lyrics: “A extensively envied, award-driven movie star is all of the sudden apprehended by self doubt, calling in to query his legacy, throughout probably the most opulent night time of his life.”
Lenny, relating to the music: “I wished one thing heavy however took you thru dynamic actions that was much like how progressive bands approached track writing within the 70s.”
