Evergrey’s “Escape of the Phoenix” is the Twelfth full-length album for the Progressive Metal band from Göteborg, Västra Götalands län, Sweden. It was released on vinyl record in February 26th, 2021 from AFM Records
In total, “Escape of the Phoenix” has been released officially on vinyl, in two version to date.
Evergrey’s “Escape of the Phoenix” Versions on Vinyl
2021
February 26th, 2021 AFM Records AFM 754-11 | AFM 754-14 2 x 12″ vinyl, Gatefold (Limited Edition of 500 Copies)
February 26th, 2021 AFM Records AFM 754-9 CD + 7″ vinyl Artbook (CD + Picture vinyl)
March 26th, 2021 AFM Records AFM 754-1 2 12″ vinyl Limited edition, Picture vinyl
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REVIEW
‘Escape Of The Phoenix’ is a great album in every way. It contains the essence of what we love about prog heavy metal and what we love about this band .
“Escape Of The Phoenix,” is one of the best albums they have done…and will find its way to the top of Evergrey’s discography. It is an album that finds Evergrey inspired, and setting the stage for their music future.
‘Escape Of The Phoenix’ is a dark, melodic, emotional, and heavy album.
Favorite tracks: Where August Mourns, Eternal Nocturnal
Rating:
9,5/10
Prog Metal perfection!
Tracklist on Original Vinyl
- A1 Forever Outsider
- A2 Where August Mourn
- A3 Stories
- B1 A Dandelion Cipher
- B2 The Beholder
- B3 In The Absence Of Sun
- C1 Eternal Nocturnal
- C2 Escape Of The Phoenix
- C3 You From You
- D1 Leaden Saints
- D2 Run
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This post was created by my interest in learning information about the versions and each version’s current prices in the vinyl record of “Escape of the Phoenix”
I used several sources to find information, but the most important ones were Discogs, Rate your Music, Metal Archives and (of course) Vinylom Metal Marketplace
