Omega
by Asia
Released: April 21, 2010
Progressive rock
The Album
"Omega" is the twelfth studio album by British rock band Asia. The album art, characteristic of most Asia's works, was designed by notable album cover artist Roger Dean.Overall, the atmosphere of the album recalls the band's earlier works but also demonstrates a refreshing, modern touch. Released on 23rd April 2010, the album marked the reunion and second recording by the original line-up of band members - Geoff Downes, Steve Howe, Carl Palmer, and John Wetton - after 2008's "Phoenix".
Inside the Recording
"Omega" was produced by Mike Paxman, who gave it a polished, modern-sounding production.
Interesting Facts
The album features a mix of both progressive…
The album features a mix of both progressive and hard rock elements with tracks like "Finger on the Trigger" and "Through My Veins".
The album signaled Asia's commitment to producing fresh…
The album signaled Asia's commitment to producing fresh material and cementing their relevance in the constantly evolving rock music landscape.
Essential Tracks
Finger on the Trigger
The album features a mix of both progressive and hard rock elements with tracks like "Finger on the Trigger" and "Through My Veins".
Through My Veins
The album features a mix of both progressive and hard rock elements with tracks like "Finger on the Trigger" and "Through My Veins".
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Reception
Upon its release, "Omega" garnered mixed reviews from critics and fans but managed to peak at number 71 on the German Albums Chart.
The Complete Album Story
"Omega" is the twelfth studio album by British rock band Asia. Released on 23rd April 2010, the album marked the reunion and second recording by the original line-up of band members - Geoff Downes, Steve Howe, Carl Palmer, and John Wetton - after 2008's "Phoenix". The album features a mix of both progressive and hard rock elements with tracks like "Finger on the Trigger" and "Through My Veins".
"Omega" was produced by Mike Paxman, who gave it a polished, modern-sounding production. The album art, characteristic of most Asia's works, was designed by notable album cover artist Roger Dean.Overall, the atmosphere of the album recalls the band's earlier works but also demonstrates a refreshing, modern touch.
Upon its release, "Omega" garnered mixed reviews from critics and fans but managed to peak at number 71 on the German Albums Chart. The album signaled Asia's commitment to producing fresh material and cementing their relevance in the constantly evolving rock music landscape.
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