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| Saturday, January 5, 2008 - Lost Horizon to record new material | News from Lost Horizon:
Almost five years have passed since the release of "A Flame To The Ground Beneath" and after the turbulence the band experienced. The remaining members now realize this period was necessary to regain the energy, strength, motivation and inspiration needed to continue with the unearthly creations.
Only, this time things will be done a lot different than before.
While continuing the search for the voice, which will be embraced by our music, the recording of the new material will be carried through independently of that and immediately, with start on January, 2008. All instruments will be successively fully recorded and maybe even mixed without vocals on. All skeptical or frightened by this procedure should know/be-reminded it was more or less the same case with "Awakening The World" album when Daniel's vocals was post-mixed after the instrumental mix in Studio Fredman.
Martin, Wojtek and Christian, the founders of the band, together with Attila, who all shared the same vision and goals, are once again the core of Lost Horizon and so it will remain in the future to avoid the destructible situations of too many wills and visions coming in conflict with each other.
One Band, One Vision.
With this in mind we also have decided not to approach any offers of a record deal with record labels only to be cosmically ripped off, limited or controlled. We will take care of all studio and graphical matters by ourselves.
Moreover, the material is not going to be recorded all at the same time, but song by song. If the singer problem is solved relatively shortly, then the songs will be available to buy directly after each one is totally processed and ready for the world. All songs will be distributed through the website.
According to our philosophy we want to establish a direct channel between us and our fans where our music and artwork will be distributed directly from our website, supervised by Valgorth, The Apocalyptic Blaster Of Rats In Cosmic Fury, to avoid any annoying, irrelevant interference by any greedy companies making it impossible to make a living as an artist/musician unless you sell a million copies.
This will be also Your chance to join us on the path to bring back the music to the listeners and musicians, promote the music You love and make musicianship once again the beautiful art form it once was!
In faith,
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| Comment by KingPest (Member) - Monday, January 7, 2008 | 
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Comments: 17 | | I loved their last album. Hope the next one is killer too!
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| Comment by Steen (Staff) - Monday, January 7, 2008 | 
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Comments: 518 | | Yes, very exciting news. I have high hopes that they can find a vocalist in the same league as Daniel (or that he reconsiders and returns to the fold) and they create another masterpiece. A Flame To The Ground Beneath is among my all time favorite albums. Listening to it right now in fact...
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| Comment by Craig (Member) - Monday, January 7, 2008 | 
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Comments: 134 | | I don't think they'll ever get a singer as good as Danny, but listening to the newer Heed songs (and his shameful display at Sweden Rock '07) I'm sort of glad he's gone if the only way to keep him was let him in on the writing.
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