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CD Title: A2Z2

 

Category: Prog / Hard Rock

Year: 2025

Label: Metal Blade Records

Catalog Number: 3984-16143-1

Personnel

Ray Alder vocals
Nick Van Dyk guitar
Simone Mularoni guitar
Philip Bynoe bass, cello
Mark Zonder drums
Jimmy Waldo keyboards

James Welch backing vocals
Linda Chase backing vocals
Robbie Wyckoff backing vocals
Grant Kirkhope violin

Tracks

1.	Fire Away	4:37
2.	Running In Place	4:58
3.	Nothing Is Over	4:18
4.	A Wordless Prison	6:04
5.	Reaching Out	4:16
6.	The Remedy	5:06
7.	I Am Numb	4:03
8.	This Chaotic Symphony	5:10
9.	Leaning To Fly	4:38
10.	Now I Walk Away	5:39
Total Running Time:		48:49

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Existing comments about this CD

From: Ydol eM

Date: March 17, 2026 at 12:21

I regard Mark Zonder, along with Mike Mangini, as one of the most technical drummers in the hard and heavy scene. However, this album isn't as complex as the last Fates Warning's albums, but on the other hand, I've found it more melodic. Good progressive metal, perhaps, not only for fans of DREAM THEATER, DGM, ...and FATES WARNING, unfortunately still on hiatus - but every little bit helps. 80/100.

From: masmusic	Date: March 20, 2026 at 10:32
Gave it a listen to! Never liked it! The vocalist was terrible! He really strains his voice! If they went with someone who could actual sing, they would most likely be a good band!

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