Heavy Rock act Ravenstine is celebrating the release of their sophomore studio album, titled “2024.”
The album is available as CD Digipak, Ltd. Vinyl LP and Digital formats on Massacre Records: https://lnk.to/ravenstine2024
In support of record release day, the band has just shared a music video for their latest single “Fly Eagle Fly.”
Guitarist and vocalist Martin Sosna comments:
“Fly Eagle Fly was the first song that was musically created for “2024”. John played the song to Hanno and Martin in the rehearsal room and it was obvious that it is a radio hit single. We are talking about a hit single as it was written in the famous 80’s and is hardly composed today. Easy to listen to and with a good hook line.
Lyrically, it’s about the old eagle, who shares his wisdom with a young eagle, telling him that he should not fly too high, because otherwise he will burn his wings.“
The new Ravenstine video for “Fly Eagle Fly” is available for stream through the YouTube player below:
Hailing from Croatia, Germany and Ireland, Ravenstine was formed during the pandemic; their self-titled debut was released earlier this year. With “2024,” Ravenstine step it up and present themselves even more musically mature and cohesive than they did on their much-acclaimed, first full-length album. Lyrically, Ravenstine charge on as they began and call up various topics, some of a darker nature such as depression, or the prospect of one’s eventual demise. Ravenstine‘s colour-and sound-palette is broad.
“2024” was recorded and mixed by band members Hanno Kerstan and John A.B.C. Smith, with a mastering by Dan Baune at Noise Foundry Productions. The stunning cover artwork was created by Frank Fiedler of Greenfeed Digital Ar.
Tracklist:
- Black Is The Brightest Color
- Easy Come Easy Go
- Fly Eagle Fly
- Signs By The Roadside
- In The Light
- A Long Way Home
- Killing Spree
- When I’m Dead And Gone
- Freedom Day (Live Version) – [CD Bonus Track]
Lineup:
Zak Tataji / Vocals
Martin Sosna / Guitars
John A.B.C. Smith / Bass
Ian O´Sullivan / Guitars
Hanno Kerstan / Drums