Ashes Of Ares Frontman Explains Queensryche Influence
. He says: "It soared above and beyond what other people were doing in that genre. Geoff Tate took his vocals to a whole other level and those guys just made a killer record. I get flashbacks when I listen to it." Barlow � who bowed out of Iced Earth because of schedule clashes with his job as a police officer � formed Ashes Of Ares with Van Williams and Freddie Vidales. Their self-titled debut album was released this week via Nuclear Blast. The vocalist recently said his new band would tour as much as they could, but added: "We're definitely not going to be Iced Earth � no six months of touring." Watch the video here. Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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