Boulevard Albums Set For Reissue

The LP spawned four singles and two videos, and got a bunch of very promising opinions from the critics. With a majestic combination of old-school riffage with clear, crisp vocals and the overwhelming saxophone and keyboard sound, the group managed to gather a loyal following and soon toured all over Canada supporting Glass Tiger. Before releasing their second album, the band extended their name to Boulevard and experienced some line-up changes, with Thom Christiansen replacing Bugess on bass and Randall Stoll replacing Adolphe on drums. The group recorded "Into The Streets" at Venture Studios in Vancouver and eventually released it through MCA in 1990. Two singles were released in Canada, where the group was most successful. Unfortunately, Boulevard's music did not survive the confrontation with the wave of grunge bands coming from the US. In 1991 the five-piece officially called it quits�

Today, Boulevard is yet another group of lost rock 'n' roll heroes, whose albums were truly appreciated only after their demise. These exclusive reissues of "Blvd" and "Into the Streets" bring back two absolute AOR classics, filled with prime melodic rock 'n' roll straight from the Canadian soil� Both albums will be available in new digipak editions, each limited to 2000 copies. The material was remastered using tube technology, digitally edited on a golden disc. Metal Mind Productions set up the release date for 6th September in Europe and 9th November in USA (via MVD).

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