Symphonic Prog-Steel outfit Eynomia releasing 1st single from new album

Mirror Picture Music Group is releasing “Jeckyll & Hyde,” the primary single Eynomia’s second album, Sea of Tears on March 22.  The CD launch of the album will embody a 12-page booklet that includes authentic art work to accompany every track.

The follow-up to 2018’s Break Free, Sea of Tears expands on their debut’s Symphonic Rock sound, because the band strikes deeper into complicated Prog Rock structuring whereas fine-tuning their sonic strategy with cleaner, extra layered manufacturing.

As on their debut, Eynomia revolves across the dramatic vocals of Phyllis Rutter and Chris Bickley’s powerfully melodic compositions and wild guitar shredding. Floor-shaking blasts of bass and drums make it steel, however intricate keyboard elements partake of the sophistication of progressive rock. The general sound evokes symphonic prog steel bands like Night time Want and Inside Temptation however with an ethereal, expansive construction that enables the songs—and their listeners—to breathe.  

Eynomia fashioned in late 2015 when Rutter and Bickley met on Fb and started buying and selling musical concepts. Rutter lived in Minneapolis, the place her many inventive achievements and long-time help of the regional music scene received her a number of Minnesota Music Awards and induction into the Mid-America Corridor of Fame. Bickley was a veteran of Thunderhead, a New Orleans prog rock band beloved of Johnny Winter, and the touring guitarist for Insurgent Montez and SNL singer Christine Ohlman.  

The pair quickly found a potent working chemistry; every preferred what the opposite was in a position to do with their songs. They started speaking about placing a correct band collectively. Bickley referred to as in his long-time pal, drummer Gaetano Nicolosi, a conservatory-trained percussionist dwelling in Italy, in addition to keyboardist Jimmy Pitts of NorthTale and Eternity’s Finish. Rutter recommended the bass participant Mike LePond, an in-demand session participant greatest recognized for his work in Symphony X and Silent Assassins.  

Sea of Tears was recorded remotely with Eynomia’s far-flung band members recording their elements of their respective home-towns and forwarding them to band chief Chris Bickley to assemble at his house studio in Connecticut. Robert Romagna combined and mastered the album at his studio within the Austrian Alps.

With Sea of Tears, Eynomia added visitor vocalists to this core line-up for the primary time. Michael Abdow, solo artist and guitarist for Religion Warning is featured on “To the Finish,” whereas Michael Vescera, who has sung with Yngwie Malmsteen in addition to the Japanese steel band Loudness, performs on “Masks of Vengeance.”

Highlights embody the walloping “Jekyll and Hyde,” whose hovering vocals inform a narrative about alcohol abuse. “Generally you’re Jekyll and generally they disguise,” Rutter sings, as a spiraling guitar solo erupts, a triumphant tackle a darkish topic. “That track is about having a beloved one who generally is one kind of individual and generally they’re not,” explains Bickley. “I believe lots of people can relate that scenario the place you possibly can’t assist them, they usually can’t assist themselves, they usually’re abusive.”

Eynomia tackles one other severe difficulty in “The One,” a surging, swelling almost pop anthem that Bickley wrote with guitarist Steve Coyne. “We wrote that track about those that don’t precisely slot in ,” says Bickley. “They get picked on, they usually really feel like they’ve been left behind however they’re not. We see them and we love them.”

Love and prog steel could seem to be an odd pairing however Bickley says it goes to the core of Eynomia. “We wish individuals to know that music you possibly can really feel nonetheless exists. Music that comes from the center nonetheless exists,” he says. 

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