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In The Light (5:14) |
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To The Sea (6:24) |
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The Holy Grail (5:09) |
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Iain Ashley Hersey
The Holy Grail (CD)
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Hard Rock
The Holy Grail is the second album and debut on Lion Music from American classic hard rock guitarist/composer Iain Ashley Hersey - a follow up to his worldwide acclaimed debut release "Fallen Angel" (Frontiers). The Holy Grail is full of the kind of expressive hard rock that only a handful of artists are able to produce these days. Utilizing four powerful vocalists in Graham Bonnett (Rainbow/ MSG / Alcatrazz), David "Swan" Montgomery (Led ZepAgain), Randy Williams and Carsten "Lizard" Schul, Hersey has managed to bring variety yet consistency in the quality stakes to this album. Fans of expressive guitar work will hear a true original in Iain Ashley Hersey, with super warm Strat tones being his stock in trade. The twelve tracks on The Holy Grail travel through a variety of classic hard rock moods. On the album Iain notes, "My aim was to keep it simple, heavy, bluesy and melodic, as well as with having a strong groove and pocket. I also wanted to have a nice canvas allowing me to be able to let things rip." Just one spin of the album will reveal that Hersey succeeded in his aim. (Electric (Heavy)/Hard Rock), total running time, 69:11 - Iain Ashley Hersey @ iTunes!
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Vol. 17, No. 2: Feb.-Mar. 2012
