Taken from the LORD release, Undercovers Vol.1. 23 cover tracks and 2 hours of bonus material available at https://lordofficial.bandcamp.com/alb... Grab the song and the limited edition Maxi CD single, limited to 200 hand numbered copies, from Bandcamp - https://lordofficial.bandcamp.com/alb... Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/track/1RJniS... Apple Music - https://music.apple.com/au/album/to-t... "A young runaway wanders alone though a city full of the lost and broken. In her darkest moment, a guiding light offers a path towards hope." DIRECTED & EDITED BY LORD TIM PRODUCED BY JAMES LOPES FILMED BY JAMES LOPES AND LORD TIM ADDITIONAL CASTING BY ANDY DOWLING CAST IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE: Liberty Thirsk, Travis New, Tony Long, Steven Lamb, Marcel Leon, Andy Dowling, Mark Furtner, Lord Tim, Tim Yatras, Justin Sayers, Aggii Connolly, Jordan Von Grae, Mishka Bobrov, Jessamine Finlayson, Jerry Zahija, Leo Elvis Burhan, Prarthana Nandini Venunathan, Aaron Worboys, Willow, Eric Miranda, Ashley Pizzin, Jacob Croman, Anthony King, and the bustling nightlife of Sydney, Australia. Filmed on location in Kings Cross, Newtown, Darling Harbour and Campbelltown. Originally performed by Savage Garden. Written by Darren Hayes and Daniel Jones. Sony Atv Music Publishing Uk Ltd.
LORD - Fallen Idols (Album Tracks) Buy Fallen Idols direct from our Bandcamp - https://lordofficial.bandcamp.com/album/fallen-idols Learn more - https://www.lord.net.au/fallen-idols/ Listen on Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/album/6SL93nsa9rkJWziGidvohU?si=ODvBTPL7Ts23JvrupvEcUA Listen on Apple Music - https://music.apple.com/au/album/fallen-idols/1466912285 When we were preparing to begin work on what would become the “Fallen Idols” album, talk inevitably came around to discussing what direction we wanted to go in this time. In the past we would work out a general idea of what we wanted to do, but invariably any plans were scrapped and the albums just evolved naturally into what they eventually became. This time, however, we felt the need to do an album that we, ourselves, would want to hear, as if we were fans as well as the artists. LORD, over most of our career, have had a very open-minded approach to styles. Apart from a few years in the early to mid-2000s when ranks were closed up and the style became very focused on power/thrash metal, this is a band that always had no problem mixing melodic rock with extreme metal, and any variation in between. This idea of diversity was ingrained into our being literally from day one. Our albums were always “the best damn mix-tape you’ll ever hear” which delighted fans who got it, whilst annoying and frustrating some reviewers who couldn’t fit us into an easily defined stylistic box. This approach was born in the drunken haze of backyard parties, where our long-suffering stereo systems blasted tunes from all genres of rock and metal, mixed together in a mish-mash of styles that were never questioned: it was “all just metal” to us, whether it was Bon Jovi or Bathory. The sub-genre either didn’t exist yet, or simply just didn’t matter. The most important thing was how that music made us feel at the time. We wanted to capture that vibe on this album. What if there was no legacy of music that we’d produced before now? What if this was our first album, and any previous albums we’d released were just albums that could be from any artist that we enjoyed to listen to? What were the things that we grew up listening to that gave us “that” feeling? Style and trends be damned. We wrote what we liked, recalling the “it’s all just metal” mood and feeling of those mix-tapes, of those backyard parties, of those songs that made us who we are today. “Fallen Idols” is not a concept album but it has a real theme of nostalgia running through it. Not a sad or wistful kind of nostalgia, or any want to recreate the 80s verbatim, but more of a knowing nod back to those days where the music spoke louder than any boxes than needed to be ticked. It’s an album for us, and for everyone else who gets it. Nothing more, nothing less. Press play and just listen Released August 1, 2019 Produced by Lord Tim Musicians that appeared on this album: LT – Lead Vocals, Guitars, Keyboards Andy – Bass, Vocals Mark – Guitars, Vocals, Keyboards Tim Yatras – Session Drums Note: Different bonus tracks appear in different territories. The Australian release features “In Dreams”, “Break the Ice” (John Farnham cover), and “Touch the Fire” (Icehouse cover). The Japanese release features “Break the Ice”, “Judas be my Guide” (Iron Maiden cover), and “Wilder than the Wind (Dicks Out Mix)” – a crazy shred instrumental. The online Dominus store download version features all of the Australian release bonus tracks, and some bundles come with a bonus full Karaoke version of the album (no lead vocals or guitar solos).

Immortal

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Fallen Idols

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Wilder Than the Wind

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Nod to the Old School

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Chaos Raining

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Buy Ascendence direct from our Bandcamp - https://lordofficial.bandcamp.com/album/ascendence Learn more - https://www.lord.net.au/ascendence/ Listen on Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/album/0FMrKv2ng8UYG3YLGCTmu2 Listen on Apple Music - https://music.apple.com/us/album/ascendence/313416629 This is the first true band recording of LORD since the former name, Dungeon, was put to rest in 2005. A radical departure from the introspective debut “solo album” feel of “A Personal Journey,” this album carries on and expands upon the aggressive and progressive style of Dungeon’s final album “The Final Chapter.” Produced by Lord Tim Musicians that appeared on this album: Lord Tim – Lead Vocals, Guitars, Keyboards Tim Yatras – Drums, Backing Vocals Andy Dowling – Bass, Backing Vocals Special Guests: Mark Furtner – guitar solos in “Same Old Lines” and “220” Chris Brooks – guitar solos in “Rain” and “Through The Fire” Tania Moran – additional backing vocals Gareth Michael – additional backing vocals Mav Stevens – guitar solos in “Shattered” (Aus bonus track)
LORD - Live at ProgPower USA XVII (Album Tracks) Buy Live at ProgPower USA XVII direct from our Bandcamp - https://lordofficial.bandcamp.com/album/live-at-progpower-usa-xvii Grab the video from the show from our Bandcamp - https://lordofficial.bandcamp.com/merch/progpower-usa-xvii-cd-video-download Learn more - https://www.lord.net.au/ppusa/ Listen on Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/album/0J2wX4qxeHKAxmC7ZEYuR0 Listen on Apple Music - https://music.apple.com/gb/album/live-at-progpower-usa-xvii/1305531019 LORD: Live at ProgPower USA XVII was recorded live in Atlanta, USA in 2016 in front of a packed house of loud and proud metal fans, featuring tracks from across the LORD and Dungeon Era back catalogue, and a blistering cover of a Metallica classic. Released December 3, 2017 Produced by Lord Tim Additional engineering by Tim Yatras Live recording services by Lucid Lounge Studios, Atlanta Musicians that appeared on this album: LT – Lead Vocals, Guitars Andy – Bass, Vocals Mark – Guitars, Vocals Daz – Drums Note: A Limited edition CD version of the album was released February 2018 that featured the new LORD songs, “Tin Foil Hat” and “Immortal,” as well as a cover of the Real Life hit, “Send Me an Angel.”