ANGRA to release Best Reached Horizons October 30th via Steamhammer/SPV
Brazilian metallers ANGRA are set to release their first best of album Best Reached Horizons in October 2012 on Steamhammer/SPV for the world except Japan / South America.
This 20 year career spanning album was compiled by the band and will be available as a double jewel case CD with a massive booklet including liner notes by guitar player Rafael Bittencourt.
CD1 contains an overview of the Andre Matos era and CD2 spans the Edu Falaschi era featuring a cover version of Led Zeppelins “Kashmir”.
Release Dates:
Release Date Scandinavia: October 24th, 2012
Release Date Germany: October 26th, 2012
Release Date Europe: October 29th, 2012
Release Date USA: October 30th, 2012
Tracklisting:
CD1
01 Carry On
taken from “Angels Cry”
02 Angels Cry
taken from “Angels Cry”
03 Wuthering Heights
taken from “Angels Cry”
04 Evil Warning
taken from “Angels Cry”
05 Nothing To Say
taken from “Holy Land”
06 Holy Land
taken from “Holy Land”
07 Carolina IV (live)
taken from the EP “Holy Live”
08 Freedom Call
taken from the EP “Freedom Call”
09 Lisbon
taken from “Fireworks”
10 Metal Icarus
taken from “Fireworks”
CD2
01 Nova Era
taken from “Rebirth”
02 Rebirth
taken from “Rebirth”
03 Hunters And Prey
taken from the EP “Hunters And Prey”
04 Spread Your Fire
taken from “Temple Of Shadows”
05 Waiting Silence
taken from “Temple Of Shadows”
06 The Course Of Nature
taken from “Aurora Consurgens”
07 Salvation:Suicide
taken from “Aurora Consurgens”
08 Arising Thunder
taken from “Aqua”
09 Lease Of Life
taken from “Aqua”
10 Kashmir
(cover version)
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I really like this band, but only have a couple of their CDs. So this would be a perfect buy for me. I really enjoy the music and Andre Matos has a great voice. At times he reminds me of Tobias Sammat of Edguy. I mean Kind of. LOL But that is a good thing. For me anyway. 😉
Back when the hair metal scene died, I started getting more into the progressive metal bands. Angra and Vanden Plas were two of the bands that I really got into. Glad to see Angra releasing this.