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30 èþë 2021 : |
DENNIS DEYOUNG On STYX Reunion: 'Not To Give The Fans One Last Glimpse Of Us Together On Stage, It Makes No Sense To Me' |
27 èþë 2021 : |
Watch STYX Perform At YORK STATE FAIR |
26 èþë 2021 : |
STYX Drummer TODD SUCHERMAN Performs Band's New Song "Fight Of Our Lives" From Crash Of The Crown (Video) |
11 èþë 2021 : |
STYX Drummer TODD SUCHERMAN Performs Band's New Song "Common Ground"; Video |
29 èþí 2021 : |
STYX Releases Lyric Video For 'Reveries' |
27 èþí 2021 : |
STYX - "A Monster" Drum Playthrough With TODD SUCHERMAN; Video |
21 èþí 2021 : |
STYX - "Coming Out The Other Side" Drum Playthrough With TODD SUCHERMAN; Video |
18 èþí 2021 : |
DENNIS DE YOUNG Would Like To See STYX Acknowledged By ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME: 'We Qualify On Any Possible Measure' |
16 èþí 2021 : |
STYX - "Reveries" Drum Playthrough With TODD SUCHERMAN; Video |
10 èþí 2021 : |
Listen To New STYX Single 'Reveries' |
5 èþí 2021 : |
DENNIS DEYOUNG: TOMMY SHAW Said 'No' To STYX Reunion Tour |
4 èþí 2021 : |
STYX Releases Lyric Video For 'Crash Of The Crown' Title Track |
15 ìàé 2021 : |
STYX Releases 2020 Music Video For 'Brave New World' Title Track |
14 ìàé 2021 : |
TOMMY SHAW On Hypothetical STYX Induction Into ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME: 'I'm Kind Of Numb To It Now' |
11 ìàé 2021 : |
STYX Drummer TODD SUCHERMAN Plays The Band's New Song 'Crash Of The Crown' (Video) |
10 ìàé 2021 : |
STYX To Release First New Studio Album In Four Years, 'Crash Of The Crown', In June |
9 àïð 2021 : |
STYX Drummer TODD SUCHERMAN Performs Drum Solo For Pearl Drums' 75th Anniversary Time Line Video |
5 ìàð 2021 : |
STYX's TOMMY SHAW Receives First Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine |
20 ÿíâ 2021 : |
Former STYX Frontman DENNIS DEYOUNG Says 'Fear Of Failure' Kept Him Going In Band's Early Years |
19 äåê 2020 : |
New STYX Album Will Contain 'Really Great Songs' With 'Some Progressive Leanings' |
3 äåê 2020 : |
STYX Releases Quarantine Video For 'Too Much Time On My Hands' In Time For STEELERS/RAVENS Football Game |
20 îêò 2020 : |
STYX's TOMMY SHAW Doesn't Want To 'Just Hand' New Album To SPOTIFY Without Being Able To Tour Behind It |
19 îêò 2020 : |
STYX Drummer TODD SUCHERMAN Posts "Sacred Book Of Favorite Days" Playthrough Video |
27 àâã 2020 : |
STYX Will Wait For Pandemic To Subside Before Releasing New Album |
24 àâã 2020 : |
STYX Release 2003’s Cyclorama For The First Time Ever On Digital Outlets; “These Are The Times” Lyric Video Streaming |
11 àâã 2020 : |
STYX's TODD SUCHERMAN Releases Music Video For 'Kindling' From Debut Solo Album |
25 èþë 2020 : |
STYX Is Almost Done Recording New Album: 'We'll Be Ready To Mix Before You Know It,' Says TOMMY SHAW |
30 èþí 2020 : |
STYX's TODD SUCHERMAN Releases Music Video For 'Ad Lib Everything' From Debut Solo Album |
11 èþí 2020 : |
STYX Has Enough New Material For A Double Album |
4 èþí 2020 : |
New STYX Album Is 'All Written' And 'Ready' To Be Recorded, Says TOMMY SHAW |
1 èþí 2020 : |
STYX's TODD SUCHERMAN Releases Music Video For 'The Damage' From Debut Solo Album |
24 ìàé 2020 : |
DENNIS DEYOUNG: 'I Want One Last Tour' With STYX |
6 ìàé 2020 : |
New STYX Album Will Stand As One Of The Band's Greatest Records Of All Time, Says TODD SUCHERMAN |
4 ìàé 2020 : |
STYX's TODD SUCHERMAN Releases Lyric Video For 'Sacred Book Of Favorite Days' From Debut Solo Album |
30 àïð 2020 : |
STYX Is Working On 'Really Interesting' New Album |
15 àïð 2020 : |
STYX Drummer TODD SUCHERMAN Releases Music Video For Title Track Of 'Last Flight Home' Solo Album |
2 àïð 2020 : |
STYX Drummer TODD SUCHERMAN's 'Last Flight Home' Solo Album Gets Official Release Date |
13 ìàð 2020 : |
STYX Postpones Shows Over Coronavirus Concerns |
4 ôåâ 2020 : |
STYX Is 'Pretty Well Into' Writing A New Album, Says TOMMY SHAW |
25 ÿíâ 2020 : |
STYX Drummer TODD SUCHERMAN To Release 'Last Flight Home' Solo Album |
1 èþí 2018 : |
STYX Plays 'Mr. Roboto' Live In Its Entirety For The First Time In 35 Years |
6 äåê 2017 : |
STYX Release “Radio Silence” Live Video |
26 àâã 2017 : |
STYX's Releases Lyric Video For 'Radio Silence' |
4 àâã 2017 : |
Ex-STYX Frontman DENNIS DEYOUNG Wants 'One Last Tour' With Former Bandmates |
9 èþë 2017 : |
STYX Celebrate 40th Anniversary Of The Grand Illusion With New Vinyl Bundle |
22 àïð 2017 : |
STYX To Release First Studio Album In 14 Years, 'The Mission' |
3 ôåâ 2017 : |
STYX Drummer Sued For Allegedly Injuring Fan With Drumstick To Face |
6 ìàé 2016 : |
STYX Vocalist / Keyboardist LAWRENCE GOWAN Pays Tribute To PRINCE At Brampton, Ontario Show; Fan-Filmed Video Posted |
27 íîÿ 2015 : |
STYX Donating $25,000 To Families Of Le Bataclan Terrorist Victims Through Sweet Stuff Foundation- "This Hits Home For Us" |
11 îêò 2015 : |
STYX - Unedited GoPro Stage Footage From US Tour Posted |
18 ìàð 2015 : |
STYX - “Grand Illusion” And “Superstars” Videos Streaming From Upcoming Live At The Orleans Arena Las Vegas Release |
12 ìàð 2015 : |
STYX - Live At The Orleans Arena Las Vegas Coming In May On DVD, CD, Blu-Ray, Digital Formats |
7 ìàé 2014 : |
STYX – Paradise Theater To Be Released On Limited Hybrid SACD |
28 àïð 2013 : |
STYX - The Grand Illusion/Pieces Of Eight Live 2CD Set Due In May |
30 äåê 2011 : |
STYX’s Tommy Shaw Posts Year End Update |
11 àïð 2011 : |
STYX - Babe: The Collection Due In May |
21 ìàð 2011 : |
STYX Frontman Tommy Shaw\'s New Solo Album Featured In Song-A-Day Streaming Showcase |
2 îêò 2010 : |
STYX - Regeneration Volume I EP Tracks Available For Streaming |
15 èþë 2010 : |
STYX Re-Record Six Songs For New Album, Brand New Song Available For Free Download |
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16 èþí 2021
STYX - "Reveries" Drum Playthrough With TODD SUCHERMAN; Video
The legendary rockers - James “JY” Young (lead vocals, guitars), Tommy Shaw (lead vocals, guitars), Chuck Panozzo (bass, vocals), Todd Sucherman (drums, percussion), Lawrence Gowan (lead vocals, keyboards) and Ricky Phillips (bass, guitar, vocals) - will release their 17th album on June 18 via the band’s label, Alpha Dog 2T/UMe, which will be sold as clear vinyl, black vinyl, CD, and on digital platforms. Fans can pre-order it here and at Styxworld.com.
Watch Todd Sucherman perform the new single, "Reveries", below:
Efforts to record Crash Of The Crown began in earnest at Shaw’s home studio in Nashville during the fall of 2019, with Gowan — Styx’s criminally minded showman extraordinaire and keyboardist/vocalist since 1999 — in the room together with Shaw and the album’s producer, Will Evankovich, as he conjured up the album’s first song to be recorded, with cosmetic flourishes that reign over the insistent, yearning call for togetherness, “Common Ground.” But the global pandemic that inevitably transformed the way we all wound up living in 2020 changed the course for how many of the band’s home-and-away recording sessions ultimately had to set socially distanced sail. Safety precautions took precedent for all involved Styx bandmembers and production compatriots with much diligent quarantining and testing required before any one of them could travel to Shaw’s tranquility homebase to spread the uniquely ingrained Styx stardust that’s been duly sprinkled across the album’s cosmically chosen 15 tracks.
Of all those who made the trek to Nashville, original Styx bassist Chuck Panozzo — who, along with his late twin brother, drummer John Panozzo, formed the initial nucleus of Styx when they began jamming together in their basement on the south side of Chicago in 1961 — is hands down the most effusive about the experience. “I’m constantly amazed at how Tommy’s songwriting continues to connect with the social consciousness that spans across generations,” marvels Chuck, who plays on “Our Wonderful Lives” and “Lost at Sea,” Lawrence’s all-too-brief aquatic fever dream. “Both he and Will have been able to tap into the core elements of the human condition, which is something that’s not going to change that much in 50 years — or even 500 years. That’s why Styx remains relevant after all this time, because we’re part of the human condition.”
Whether it’s the heady rush of the groundwork-laying opening track “The Fight of Our Lives,” the wistfully observational treatise of “Reveries,” the cautionary extended hand of comfort and redemption that frames “Hold Back the Darkness,” the undeniable uplift of “Our Wonderful Lives” (a beautiful sentiment further embellished by a most welcome, first-ever appearance by a banjo on a Styx album!), or the elegiac clarion call for shared grace in “To Those,” Crash Of The Crown is music that is both concurrently of its time and truly timeless all at once. Although the official release date for this landmark album may be time-stamped as 2021, the omnisciently observational content of Crash Of The Crown readily brings to mind an amalgamation of historical events that occurred in 1066, 1455, 1775, 1861, 1941, and even 2001 without citing any of them by name — Winston Churchill’s prescient wartime observations that permeate the pervasive pleas of “Save Us From Ourselves” notwithstanding. In essence, Crash Of The Crown (or COTC, for short) is a modern-day sonic chronograph of the endless regenerative cycle of the rise and fall — and rise again — of our shared human experience.
“We’ve never been a protest band. We’re more like a gospel caravan trying to send out positive messages wherever we go,” observes Crash Of The Crown co-creator and overall visionary Tommy Shaw, who joined Styx in December 1975 as a guitarist/vocalist and instantly became one of the band’s most important songwriters. “In order to share those positive messages, you have to look at what the problems are first to figure out all the ways you can help make sure everything’s going to be alright. That’s a very important part of how we do what we do.”
Though COTC takes a hard look at some inherently dark subjects, the prevalent light at the end of the tunnel eventually becomes each song’s focal point — a persistent fervor to keep moving forward and achieve the greater good.
Styx’s holy mission for cutting Crash Of The Crown was crystal-clear to its co-creator from the get-go. “Absolutely no obstacles were going to get in the way of how we approached creating this album,” Shaw concludes about the herculean recording efforts of his fellow COTC makers. “And everything came out exactly the way we wanted to hear it.”
Tracklisting:
"The Fight Of Our Lives"
" A Monster"
"Reveries"
"Hold Back The Darkness"
"Save Us From Ourselves"
"Crash Of The Crown"
"Our Wonderful Lives"
"Common Ground"
"Sound The Alarm"
"Long Live The King"
"Lost At Sea"
"Coming Out The Other Side"
"To Those"
"Another Farewell"
"Stream"
"Reveries"
"Crash Of The Crown" lyric video:
Additionally, for Record Store Day on Saturday, June 12, Styx will also release The Same Stardust EP on blue 180-gram 12-inch vinyl only, which will feature two brand-new songs on side one (“The Same Stardust” and “Age Of Entropia”), as well as five live performances on side two of some of Styx’s classic hits previously heard during their “Styx Fix” livestreams that have been keeping fans company during the pandemic on their official YouTube page, including “Mr. Roboto,” “Man In The Wilderness,” “Miss America,” “Radio Silence,” and “Renegade.”
In touring news, Styx and Collective Soul are rested, healthy, and ready to hit the road for their first-ever multiple city tour together. Styx had previously announced their return to Las Vegas with a three-night sold-out engagement at The Venetian Theatre inside The Venetian Resort Las Vegas on September 24, 25, and 26, which will include an exclusive set list and brand-new stage production. Tickets for various cities, as well as exclusive VIP packages from each band, are available now at StyxWorld.com and CollectiveSoul.com.
(Crash Of The Crown band photo - Todd Gallopo and Styx)
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