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SEVEN RAVENS - "Barely Hanging On" (2021)


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https://www.rathole.com/7RAVENS/

 

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Seven Ravens consisting of many well known musicians such as lead vocalist Michael Bormann (Jaded Heart, Bonfire, Silent Force), bassist Tony Franklin (The Firm, Blue Murder), bassist Donnie Van Stavern (Riot, Alcatrazz), drummer Bobby Jarzombek (Riot, Rob Halford, Sebastian Bach), drummer Matt Starr (Mr. Big, Ace Frehley, Black Swan), drummer Kevin Soffera (Seether, Breaking Benjamin) and guitarist James Lepak will be releasing their debut album Barely Hanging On later this year.

01. Wouldn’t Change A Thing
02. Wake Up
03. Keep A Light On
04. Cold
05. Barely Hanging On
06. Prove Me Wrong
07. Buried Alive
08. Web of Lies
09. Playing With Fire
10. Time Is A Thief
11. Down In Flames

Michael Bormann (Jaded Heart, Bonfire, Silent Force) - vocals
Tony Franklin (The Firm, Blue Murder) - bass
Donnie Van Stavern (Riot, Alcatrazz) - bass
Bobby Jarzombek (Riot, Rob Halford, Sebastian Bach) - drums
Matt Starr (Mr. Big, Ace Frehley, Black Swan) - drums
Kevin Soffera (Seether, Breaking Benjamin) - drums
James Lepak - guitars

 

 

 

 

 

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SEVEN RAVENS

Seven Ravens is a brand new project, based on the songs of James LePak and Scott Bazzett, mixed by Pete Newdeck, mastered by Harry Hess, and executed by an impressive all-star cast...

Michael Bormann
Tony Franklin
Donnie Van Stavern
Bobby Jarzombek
Matt Starr
Kevin Soffera
James LePak
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  • 4 weeks later...

Listening to this one while working on the main site this afternoon; good stuff!

A more metallic version of what Jaded Heart were doing before Bormann left back in the 00s...

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On 6/6/2021 at 4:15 PM, martinsane said:

I also just realized that alpha posted this which makes sense since he is the only Ravens fan, but c'mon 7 Ravens... 1 is 1 too many.

 

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SEVEN RAVENS is a project put together by James LePak and myself. We wrote all the songs (we have been writing together for a long time) and I reached out to a bunch of musicians to play on the album. We are going to try to do at least one more, but not sure if we will have the same musicians or not yet. There are a few other bassists and drummers I was interested in contacting. It would be tough to find another singer I like as much as Bormann these days (but I am open to suggestions ;) ) 

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