I'm soo Happy :funhi:



:bounce2: :ola: :w00t:
Well check their previous diaries and then compare to ehat is ahead.icecab21 wrote:im looking forward to the videos, hopefully they will shoot making of footage and all.
Now what don't you like about him?Rage1979 wrote:Quite good band, but I don't like the singer very much.
Yeah that has been there for a while.
Big news
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The news that many people have been asking about is here. The title for the third Excalion album is "High Time". It will be released by Limb music in early 2010. More accurate day will be announced as the album is ready.
The mixing of the album started today at studio Watercastle, Jyväskylä. The artwork is being finalized aswell. The band is feeling extremely strong and can't wait to get the album released.
Awesome! I am really looking forward to this album.mayhem-for-all wrote:It's now official it's now confirmed and it is GREAT!
http://www.excalion.com/news/90/17/Big-news
Big news
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The news that many people have been asking about is here. The title for the third Excalion album is "High Time". It will be released by Limb music in early 2010. More accurate day will be announced as the album is ready.
The mixing of the album started today at studio Watercastle, Jyväskylä. The artwork is being finalized aswell. The band is feeling extremely strong and can't wait to get the album released.
Limb Music may not be the best label out there but they did do well with Waterlines.
Usually albums are available and the Booklets are amazing.
HIGH TIME RELEASE DATE & COVER ARTWORK REVEALED
The third Excalion album "High Time" will be released 29th of January 2010. The cover artwork done by Fernando R. Garcia is here.
Starting from tomorrow, each song will be described in the official Excalion blog (accessible from Excalion.com) with additional background information of the creation process. New entries will appear every other day. Stay tuned!
01. Enter A Life 04:07
02. From Somewhere To Anywhere 03:48
03. Sun Stones 04:52
04. The Flags In Line 06:16
05. Bring On The Storm 04:51
06. The Shroud 04:35
07. Firewood 04:44
08. Lifetime 03:33
09. Quicksilver 04:10
10. A Walk On A Broken Road 05:11
11. Foreversong 04:05
Recorded at Studio Watercastle in Jyväskylä, August - October 2009.
Sound engineering & mixing by Arttu Sarvanne.
Produced by EXCALION & Arttu Sarvanne.
Cover artwork & Logo design by Fernando R. Garcia
Sleeve design by Thomas Ewerhard
All music by Myllyvirta
All lyrics by Vaaja, except "A Walk on a Broken Road" lyrics by Myllyvirta/Vaaja
All arrangements by EXCALION
Female vocals by Sanna Urtti & Inka-Sofia Hokkanen
Ja Pääkkösen Köpi laulaa Firewoodissa
All songs published by Limb Music Publishing, Germany
P & C 2010 Limb Music GmbH
Just heard it and I loved it. Really can't wait for this album!mayhem-for-all wrote:Enter a Life is now in their myspace!
Now that I did that I might just as well add Enter a Life:The song described
From Somewhere To Anywhere is as close to ROCK Excalion has ever been to. The song is as catchy as hell and builds on groovy vocal melodies and the motto: "Simple is brilliant!"
How it all started
This song goes way back. I think it was written straight after the songs of "Waterlines" and rehearsed before the second album was released in 2007. The song was made as a demo in Summer 2007 with three other songs. 3/4 made it to the album "High Time". This song has gone through least changes from the point it was written by Jappe. Some lyrical changes and a couple of slight changes with the chorus vocals melodies.
Funny to remember way back thinking that we have played this song in three different rehearsal spaces. Not easy to find stable place to rehearse for a heavy band! heh
-Henri
This song was a long time in the making, it is the oldest song on the album. I have liked this one from the very first day. It is our stadium rock song.
-Tero
What can I say? A simple forward going song. First song I wrote after Waterlines sessions. Composing started from the chorus as usual. Some minor changes were made before the studio. In the demo there was a different intro, but I wanted to some song have a guitar solo in the beginning and this was obvious choice.
-Jappe
This song is played with drop C tuning which creates certain heavy feeling. I remember jamming this song in our rehearsal place and it sounded good. This song has quite a lot of guitar solos but thats nice... (or is it??)
-Vesa
The third Excalion album "High Time" will be described here with additional information on how the songs got started and what the creation process was like.
The song described
The album opener "Enter a Life" is a catchy and energetic uptempo song that was immediately planned to kick start the album with full blaze.
The song starts with a short drum intro and kicks in with a highly melodic theme. The song is pretty simple in its structure, but has extremely nice vocal melodies and catchy guitar shredding in the solo part.
How it all started
This is the weirdest place songwriting has ever begun for us: the lyrics of the chorus. I had the lines, and just for fun I mailed them to Jappe and asked him to make a piece of music to them, and he wrote a whole song. This was an obvious album-opener from the start.
-Tero
I remember discussing with Tero that he had written some of the best chorus-lyrics up to date. Instructing Jappe to write as good melodies.
The second memory of Spring 2009 is that us three (Tero, me and Jappe) are driving away from the rehearsal place trying to sing the chorus as Jappe had just finished writing the melody for it. I'm sure it didn't sound that good sung by us three (Boychoir) but it felt really good and we knew the song would be one of the best we have.
-Henri
We had a different approach with this one. Usually music comes before lyrics. Tero said to me that he had good chorus lyrics in his hands and I thought that lets do the process different this time. The lyrics were inspiring and in no time I had the whole chorus ready and a vision of what kind of song this would be. When I had the song structure ready we hit rehearsals to work on this puppy. After tightening some loose ends it was ready for the rest of the lyrics and for the demo session.
-Jappe