Italy's progressive rock-metal orchestra AINUR and ROCKSHOTS RECORDS are stoked to announce the release of the new (old) single "Fall Of Gondolin".
Inspired by J.R.R. Tolkien's opus since a decade and half, AINUR are coming back with a re-recorded and re-mixed version of their 2006's "Fall Of Gondolin", foreseeing the much awaited 5th full-lenght coming out later this year.
Currently the band is located at Evolution Recording Studio (Italy), working on the new full-lenght with the producer Massimiliano Flak (Sound Storm, Highlord), who already handled the new single production.
The band adds: "'Fall of Gondolin' is one of our most representative song, that's the reason why we couldn't choose anything better than this to introduce the new visual and sonic identity of the band. FoG is the perfect example of what Ainur was and what will be since now on."
The new version of "Fall of Gondolin" is set to be released on all the major digital stores next June 21st, 2019 via Rockshots Records.
ONLINE
LINEUP
Luca Catalano : Composition, Guitar, Vocals
Marco Catalano : Composition, Drums, Percussion, Vocals
Alessandro Armuschio : Composition, Keyboards, Vocals
Massimiliano Clara : Item
Roberta Malerba : Item
Elena Richetta : Vocals, Dance, Set Design
Simone Del Savio : Composition, Baritone Voice
Joseph Ferrante : Low
Cecilia Lasagno : Harp, Vocals
Luca Marangoni : Violin
Carlo Perillo : Viola
Daniela Lorusso : Cello
Chiara Marangoni : French Horn, Item
Cristiano Blasi : Flute
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The Ainur are currently one of the most important musical reality of Tolkien's world view: their records are indeed focused on the musical transposition of the books and the works of JRR Tolkien.
Their discography now boasts 4 albums , From Ancient Times (2006), a symbolic journey inside of "The Silmarillion"; Children of Hurin (2007), inspired by the book by JRR Tolkien; Lay of Leithian (2009), completely dedicated to high tale to the Master and that is the long poem focused on the great story of Beren and Luthien; The Lost Tales(2013), acoustic album that traces the exploits of Eriol in "The Lost Tales".
In addition, the band has two DVDs , one contained in the special edition of Children of Hurin and live a completely entitled Progressive Rock Night , the realization of which participated Federico Alotto, renowned director of Turin. All works were produced by Beppe Crovella and Electromantic Music in the Italian prog catalog.
At the end of 2014 it was also released their first single "There and Back Again", now the only job of the band to pay tribute to timeless work of JRR Tolkien: The Hobbit.
The Ainur are increasingly using a writing-type orchestraapproaching the classical instruments with modern electric instruments addressing from time to time different genres and sounds to recreate the complex mythology and cosmogony of JRR Tolkien.
In addition to a stable formation of 13 elements they were juxtaposed in time several guests including the orchestra I Musici di San Grato directed by Edoardo Narbona, Alessandro Cammilli the Teatro Regio in Turin, Alan Brunetta , Ferdinando Catalano and many more.
They like to define their work as a Concept Work , a collection of concept albums which create a greater conceptual work dedicated to The Silmarillion.
The band participates annually in the great events fantasy of Italian and European level and constitutes a permanent reality in the world progressive Italian and part fantasy in general.
DISCOGRAPHY
From Ancient Times - 2006
Children of Hurin - 2007
Lay of Leithian - 2009
The Lost Tales - 2013