A Matter Of Time (24 bit/44.1khz Hi-Res Edition)

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	1.	Lliusion 08:57
	2.	Shadows Of The Past 02:46
	3.	Something's Coming 03:25
	4.	Song Of The Dunadan 08:34
	5.	The Return Of The King 06:43
	6.	Domain Walls 04:43
	7.	Felix The Cat 02:31
	8.	The Mayor Of Longview 05:23
	9.	On To Evermore 06:23
	10.	Junkyard Angels 09:10
	11.	Heaven 08:16

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Glass Hammer founders Steve Babb (vocals, bass, keyboards) and Fred Schendel (vocals, keyboards, guitars) picked their favorite songs from the band’s nineties catalog; reimagining and re-recording those songs from the ground up.

Features Aaron Raulston (drums) and guest appearances by Hannah Pryor (vocals), Reese Boyd (guitar – Lliusion & Song Of The Dunadan), Walter Moore (vocals: The Mayor Of Longview, Heaven – vocals & guitar: On To Evermore, Junkyard Angels), and Dave Bainbridge (guitar: Heaven).

“We’re currently writing material for a new concept album, a follow-up to this year’s Dreaming City, but decided a brief detour to revisit these older songs would be fun for us and our fans. It’s something we’ve talked about doing for some time.

We know long-time fans are sentimental about our first albums, and even though our sound and style have evolved a lot over the last several years, we haven’t turned our backs on these classic songs. It has been very rewarding to rediscover them all over again.”

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released August 16, 2021

Features Aaron Raulston (drums) and guest appearances by Hannah Pryor (vocals), Reese Boyd (guitar – Lliusion & Song Of The Dunadan), Walter Moore (vocals: The Mayor Of Longview, Heaven – vocals & guitar: On To Evermore, Junkyard Angels), and Dave Bainbridge (guitar: Heaven).

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Perelandra

Mar 2024
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Mar 2024
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Oct 2023

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