Montreal, QC progressive metal band Heaven’s Cry are celebrating the one year anniversary of their album “Wheels of Impermanence” released on Prosthetic Records in two special ways.
Firstly, the band is offering 250 limited edition vinyl of the album, which marked the band’s return after a seven year hiatus and features former Despised Icon guitarist Eric Jarrin, plus they are premiering their concert video ‘Imminent Live Rebirth’, which features cuts from their discography 1997 debut ‘Food For Thought Substitute’, 2002’s ‘Primal Power Addiction’ and 2012’s ‘Wheels of Impermanence’.
To order the limited edition vinyl, please visit: http://www.indiemerch.com/heavenscry/
To view concert video: ‘Imminent Live Rebirth’ on Terrorizer, please visit: http://www.terrorizer.com/news/vide...video-imminent-rebirth-exclusively-terrorizer
The video was shot on November 23, 2012 at Petit Café Campus in Montreal with five HD cameras and recorded in multitrack to give the listener an amazing experience and unique point of view of the band’s live performance.
Guitarist Eric Jarrin comments:
“The idea of recording the show came in last minute, and given the hard work that was put into this project, we are very pleased with the results. That’s why we decided to make it available for the fans to enjoy. We also thought it would be great to have a limited edition of the album, that’s why we are releasing it on vinyl. When we were kids, we always loved the feel of putting vinyl on the turntable, watch it spin and enjoying the full scale 12″ artwork of our favorite rock bands!”
About: Originating from Montreal, QC, Heaven’s Cry gained worldwide recognition with their first album “Food For Thought Substitute” in 1997. Their latest effort, “Wheels of Impermanence” was released through Prosthetic Records in 2012 and exceeded the success of their previous albums, which propelled the band to perform at Europe’s ProgPower music festival the same year plus supporting Swedish progressive metal band Pain of Salvation for their Canadian tour. The band has also performed ProgPower USA XIV among fellow progressive bands Shadow Gallery, Circus Maximus and Wolverine.
Firstly, the band is offering 250 limited edition vinyl of the album, which marked the band’s return after a seven year hiatus and features former Despised Icon guitarist Eric Jarrin, plus they are premiering their concert video ‘Imminent Live Rebirth’, which features cuts from their discography 1997 debut ‘Food For Thought Substitute’, 2002’s ‘Primal Power Addiction’ and 2012’s ‘Wheels of Impermanence’.
To order the limited edition vinyl, please visit: http://www.indiemerch.com/heavenscry/
To view concert video: ‘Imminent Live Rebirth’ on Terrorizer, please visit: http://www.terrorizer.com/news/vide...video-imminent-rebirth-exclusively-terrorizer
The video was shot on November 23, 2012 at Petit Café Campus in Montreal with five HD cameras and recorded in multitrack to give the listener an amazing experience and unique point of view of the band’s live performance.
Guitarist Eric Jarrin comments:
“The idea of recording the show came in last minute, and given the hard work that was put into this project, we are very pleased with the results. That’s why we decided to make it available for the fans to enjoy. We also thought it would be great to have a limited edition of the album, that’s why we are releasing it on vinyl. When we were kids, we always loved the feel of putting vinyl on the turntable, watch it spin and enjoying the full scale 12″ artwork of our favorite rock bands!”
About: Originating from Montreal, QC, Heaven’s Cry gained worldwide recognition with their first album “Food For Thought Substitute” in 1997. Their latest effort, “Wheels of Impermanence” was released through Prosthetic Records in 2012 and exceeded the success of their previous albums, which propelled the band to perform at Europe’s ProgPower music festival the same year plus supporting Swedish progressive metal band Pain of Salvation for their Canadian tour. The band has also performed ProgPower USA XIV among fellow progressive bands Shadow Gallery, Circus Maximus and Wolverine.
