After Hours (180 Gram Vinyl) vinyl record Parker embraces minimalism and raw

Parker embraces minimalism and raw crunch while layering in intricate textures and timbres that add entirely new dimensions to his sound

Tracks - Disc 1 - 1 Intro 1:55 2 The Wicker Man 4:41 3 Ghost of the Navigator 6:48 4 Brave New World 6:06 5 Wrathchild 3:05 6 2 Minutes to Midnight 7:08 7 Blood Brothers 7:13 - Disc 2 - 1 Sign of the Cross 10:50 2 The Mercenary 4:42 3 The Trooper 4:23 4 Dream of Mirrors 9:37 5 The Clansman 9:19 - Disc 3 - 1 The Evil That Men Do 4:40 2 Fear of the Dark 7:41 3 Iron Maiden 5:55 4 The Number of the Beast 5:00 5 Hallowed Be Thy Name 7:24 6 Sanctuary 5:21 7 Run to the Hills 5:38

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After Hours (180 Gram Vinyl) vinyl record Parker embraces minimalism and rawRichard Marx's "After Hours" reimagines the Great American Songbook for a new generation. Recorded entirely live with a 24 piece orchestra, the album features Marx's original compositions alongside classic standardsall performed in complete takes, just as Sinatra and Martin once did. Featuring collaborations with Rod Stewart, Kenny G, and Chris Botti, "After Hours" showcases Marx's timeless vocal prowess in a bold creative departure from his four