|PIC1|Inpop Records' popular duo Shane & Shane released their first studio album in nearly three years yesterday in the US.
Pages was recorded at Shane & Shane's very own Spaceway Studios in Dallas, Texas.
Regarding the new project, Worship Leader says in its September issue: "Enveloped by the double-Shane yearning vocals that are as rich as they are melodic, their usual acoustic passion drips from every lyric and guitar strum, but this time we get a little more alternative aggression than before. It works well because the guys stay true to their melodic style and often follow their forays of distortion with gentle musical post-scripts that work like little musical apologies."
Shane & Shane will be playing new songs from Pages and other fan favorites spanning their repertoire of hits in 70-plus concerts scheduled between now and 12 November. Widely known for their engaging live performances, the duo headlines their 50-plus-city Pages Tour in the US this autumn with co-headliner Bebo Norman.
The tour began 21 August, and runs through mid-November. In addition to their own headline tour, Shane & Shane will be playing select dates with Third Day's Mac Powell and David Nasser on the Glory Revealed tour, as well as select dates with MercyMe.
For more information, go to www.shaneandshane.com.
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