
(PFA) Canadian progressive rock duo Crown Lands have steadily emerged as one of the genre's most ambitious modern voices. Now, the band deliver their new studio album Apocalypse, their most demanding and fully realized work to date, set for release on May 15th.
Today the band launch their new single 'Through The Looking Glass', alongside another evocative video clip from collaborator Luke Paron. Kevin comments:
"Through the Looking Glass features rolling 12-string arpeggios, Mellotrons, and a 7/8 bridge featuring Moog Leads full proggy fun while also serving up a big chorus. I love this one.
"We wanted this song to show the might of the Dragon-Riders before the arrival of the Syndicate on Fearless' planet. Is there anything cooler than heavy rock ballads about dragons? I think not."
Cody adds: "This song is one of my favorites we've written of this new record. It was a song that came together with our good friend Nick Raskulinecz at his studio in Nashville. We had such a blast writing and recording the whole thing from start to finish and hope y'all enjoy the journey through Karagon's past!"
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