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SHAMAN: New Song Available For Streaming

July 13, 2010

SHAMAN (formerly SHAAMAN) — the Brazilian melodic metal band featuring drummer Ricardo Confessori alongside guitarist Léo Mancini, vocalist Thiago Bianchi and bassist Fernando Quesada — released a new studio album, "Origins", in June via AFM Records.

The track listing for the CD is as follows:

01. Origins (The Day I Died)
02. Lethal Awakening
03. Inferno Veil
04. Ego Pt. 1
05. Ego Pt. 2
06. Finally Home
07. Rising Up To Life
08. No Mind
09. Blind Messiah
10. S.S.D. (Signed, Sealed & Delivered)

The song "Ego" is now available for streaming on the SHAMANMySpace page.

Regarding the "Origins" lyrical concept, the band said in a press release, "This is the story of a little boy called Amagat, from a tribe in the far land of Siberia, home of the first Shamans that history ever heard of. His story begins at the moment he reaches the 'age of the warrior' — the age that his tribe believes to be the 'age of transition' from a child to an adult, a warrior. Amagat then runs away believing he's not part of all that. And during his journey into the unknown, he passes through ten stages that will lead him to enlightenment, and finally will bring him back to his tribe, where he will be received as a 'spiritual leader.'"

SHAMAN's previous album, "Immortal", was released in 2007 via Italy's Scarlet Records.

Former SHAAMAN frontman André Matos (also ex-ANGRA) released his debut solo album in August 2007.

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