Waves Of Loss And Power, by Ice Age

Waves Of Loss And Power

by Ice Age

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Brett (Lascaille's Shroud / Soulmass) Progressive metal the way I like it. Interesting song structures and atypical compositions. More in line with 80s and 90s prog rock/metal than today's style, which pleases me greatly.

Josh Rodriguez It's so refreshing to hear new Ice Age music. I bought their Liberation cd in 2001 while vacationing & loved their sound from the start. Their unique sound draws from their inspirations & yet so soothing to the ears! Would love to own a vinyl copy & a shirt of this album if it gets a release one day. Awesome prog recording!! Favorite track: Riverflow.

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1.	The Needle's Eye 07:04	buy track
2.	Riverflow 10:48	buy track
3.	Perpetual Child, Part II: Forever 14:35	buy track
4.	Together Now 08:00	buy track
5.	All My Years 04:35	buy track
6.	Float Away 04:31	buy track
7.	To Say Goodbye, Part IV: Remembrance 02:31	buy track
8.	To Say Goodbye, Part V: Water Child 14:45	buy track

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Originally formed on Long Island, NY, Ice Age began in 1991 when the four members clicked over a mutual passion for classic and progressive rock with a penchant for heavier music undercurrents.

The band was signed by the noted progressive label Magna Carta resulting in 1999’s THE GREAT DIVIDE. This ambitious debut stands the test of time, acclaimed and sought-after by progressive rock and metal fans alike. 2001 saw the release of the band’s sophomore record LIBERATION, pushing the boundaries even further with melodic heights and metallic crunch. The band supported the release with festival performances and tours of Europe and the USA. At that point the band took an extended break but the members stayed in contact.

Now 22 years later Ice Age is back with their third album WAVES OF LOSS AND POWER. The material that comprises the release finds the members of Ice Age wearing their varied influences confidently on their collective sleeve. Once again the band conjures the spirits of Kansas, Genesis, Styx, fleeting shades of Queensryche, Rush, and Fates Warning. In the true prog tradition, Ice Age continues their epic sagas begun on their first two albums. In all respects, WAVES is a seminal masterwork of catchy, thoughtful, progressive songwriting.

The album was mixed and mastered by Rich Mouser (Transatlantic, Dream Theater, Spock’s Beard). The cover art concept and booklet design were brought to life by Killustrations, with a fresh new band logo by Thomas Ewerhard.

Ice Age will see the band returning to the US festival stage by kicking off ProgPower USA XXII on September 6, 2023 in Atlanta.

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released March 10, 2023

Josh Pincus: Vocals and Keyboards
Jimmy Pappas: Guitars
Hal Aponte: Drums and Percussion
Doug Odell: 4 and 5 String Electric Basses

Mixed and Mastered by Rich Mouser

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