Queensrÿche - Guardian

For about two years ago we got 2 releases with QUEENSRŸCHE, one with the original singer Geoff Tate, who was fired from the band and lost the rights to the name after a two-year lawsuit about who would get the rights to the QUEENSRŸCHE brand was amicably settled. The other one was with the original band but with the new vocalist Todd La Torre. The albums "Frequency Unknown" and eponymous "Queensrÿche" that got released almost at the same time around June 2013.

"Frequency Unknown" vs eponymous "Queensrÿche". Who won last times fight over the band name QUEENSRŸCHE, well the one with Geoff Tate ("Frequency Unknown") was like an heavy anchor that have turned sour for some time. But the other one, the eponymous "Queensrÿche" with the new singer was pretty ok, Todd La Torre sounds more Geoff Tate than Geoff Tate himself.

Now again we have these two against each other. This time it's the "Key" (September 18) vs "Condition Hüman" (October 2)!

A taste from the "Key" you got served yesterday, some thoughts? Today it's fresh taste from "Condition Hüman" is the upcoming fifteenth studio album by American progressive heavy metal band Queensrÿche, due to be released on October 2, 2015 through Century Media. It is also the second studio album recorded with vocalist Todd La Torre.

Todays tune "Guardian", taken from the upcoming album "Condition Hüman", what do u think, listen, judge and comment.



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Queensrÿche - Ad Lucem

Ad Lucem is a 11-minute mini-movie with Todd La Torre’s version of Queensrÿche.

The storyline was inspired by the four song from the band’s self-titled album – their first without sacked founder Geoff Tate – which feature in the soundtrack.

La Torre explains: The overall theme of the song Spore is one that deals with personal demons, relationship struggles, career pressures, personal/professional morals and ethical dilemmas. These are issues we all face on some level and the video touches upon them all.

“Midnight Lullaby and A World Without deal with the loss of a mother during childbirth, leaving the father as a single parent, struggling to move forward through the turmoil. X2, though it opens up our album, provides for a nice outro to it all.

“The end result is a roller coaster of emotion in an effort to find a healthy resolve. We feel this conceptual video will really resonate with our fans.”

Queensryche split into two after an interim court ruling following Tate’s dismissal in 2012. His band released Frequency Unknown in April, ahead of the La Torre lineup’s record two months later. Both outfits are free to use the name until a final ruling, due in January, at which point one party will be granted the rights and the other will be bought out of theirs.

"Queensrÿche" marks the debut release from the lineup comprised of Todd La Torre (vocals; ex-Crimson Glory), Michael Wilton (guitar), Parker Lundgren (guitar), Eddie Jackson (bass) and Scott Rockenfield (drums). The drums for the album were recorded at London Bridge Studios in Seattle, Washington with producer James "Jimbo" Barton — the man who engineered and mixed the band's classic 1988 LP, "Operation: Mindcrime", and its 1990 follow-up, "Empire", and co-produced 1994's "Promised Land". The rest of the music and vocals were laid down at several different facilities on the West Coast. The cover artwork was created by Craig Howell, who has previously worked on designs for "Star Wars", Slipknot and "American Idol", to name a few.

Queensrÿche is:

Todd La Torre (vocals)
Michael Wilton (guitars)
Parker Lundgren (guitars)
Eddie Jackson (bass)
Scott Rockenfield (drums, percussion, keys)

Todays tune "Ad Lucem" with Queensrÿche, featuring the tracks, "Spore", "A World Without", "Midnight Lullaby" and "X2"



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