ALMAH Begins Recording New Album

May 1, 2008

ALMAH, the side project of ANGRA members Edu Falaschi (vocals) and Felipe Andreoli (bass),recently announced the lineup for the recording sessions for the group's sophomore album:

Edu Falaschi - Vocals
Felipe Andreoli - Bass
Marcelo Barbosa - Gutar
Paulo Schroeber - Guitar
Marcelo Moreira - Drums

The band has since issued the following recording update:

"In the past weeks we've been working really hard on ALMAH's second album. It all started in Brasilia, capital of Brazil, where we rehearsed the songs for the first time with the whole band. We stayed at Marcelo Barbosa's place for 10 days, working all day in the arrangements, guitar duets, and all little details of the songs, coming to a final number of 11 tracks to be recorded.

"The rehearsals happened at the GTR Music School, owned by Barbosa, where we also took some time to teach personal classes to selected students. It was an amazing experience! The songs sounded killer with the complete line-up! Paulo and Barbosa are a guitar duo that will drop many jaws, and drummer Marcelo Moreira is a powerhouse, fast, creative and accurate. It's incredible how the songs take a whole different form when each one of the members gives a personal touch to them, so right now it's a constant change of favorites. Sometimes a song that didn't catch your attention at first can grow so much that it ends up being one of the best; actually it happens all the time!

"For the last rehearsal we invited 10 fans, and they were the first people ever to see this line-up playing together, and also the first to hear the new material. It happened at the Sgt. Pepper's studio, also in Brasilia, and it was quite cool! They seemed to like the music very much, and they were very impressed with the players. We had lots of fun together! It was the final test for the songs before we started the recording itself.

"On Monday, April 21st, we started recording drums at Norcal studios, in So Paulo. Marcelo Moreira set up the drums and recorded 11 songs in only three days! The results are no less than excellent, from drum sound (thanks to Adriano Daga, our engineer) to performance. Moreira surprised us all with his power, speed and creativity!

"The album is being produced by Edu Falaschi and Felipe Andreoli, who contributed a lot to the whole process.

"Now we are getting ready to record guitars next week. Stay tuned for some more news soon!"

ALMAH released its debut album in the U.S. in July 2007 via Candlelight. The CD features guest appearances by drummer Casey Grillo (KAMELOT),guitarist Emppu Vuorinen (NIGHTWISH) and bassist Lauri Porra (STRATOVARIUS). It was mixed in Brazil by Grammy-winning producer Adriano Daga, who has worked with many artists during his career, including LENNY KRAVITZ and SILVERCHAIR.

ALMAH performing "Bleeding Heart":

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