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PRIMAL FEAR, Ex-BLACK SABBATH, RIOT Members Featured On New PHENOMENA Album

August 23, 2010

Escape Music has set a September 24 release date for the much-anticipated new album from Tom Galley, the creator of PHENOMENA, titled "Blind Faith". The effort features guest contributions from countless renowned musicians such as:

* Mike DeMeo (RIOT, MASTERPLAN)
* Rob Moratti and Ian Crichton (SAGA)
* Tony Martin (BLACK SABBATH)
* Ralf Scheepers and Mat Sinner (PRIMAL FEAR)
* Mikael Erlandsson (SALUTE, LAST AUTUMN'S DREAMS)
* Chris Ousey (HEARTLAND)
* Steve Overland (OVERLAND, FM)
* Terry Brock (GIANT, STRANGEWAYS).

A press release states: "People should learn to expect a little awe and mystery.

"PHENOMENA takes us upon a journey where there is nothing pretty about the protagonists of the story that we shall meet along the way.

"The subject is good against evil."

The PHENOMENA story began in the year 1983 when Tom Galley wrote a couple of short stories with a transcendental background. Backed by record label Bronze, he recorded the album "Phenomena" with the help of such renowned British musicians as Glenn Hughes (DEEP PURPLE, BLACK SABBATH),Cozy Powell (RAINBOW, WHITESNAKE, BLACK SABBATH),Don Airey (DEEP PURPLE) and Neil Murray (WHITESNAKE) and finally released it in 1985.

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