Edensong
“A great example of contemporary Progressive Rock”
- Ian Anderson, Jethro Tull
EDENSONG have delighted audiences throughout North America and abroad with their genre-bending blend: a hard driving rhythm section, flute playing that ranges from serenely melodic to avant-garde, lush vocal harmonies, and more than a touch of orchestral ambition. They have supported diverse acts including Kings X, Ozric Tentacles, Pain of Salvation, Neal Morse Band, and Anglagard, and have headlined their own tours throughout the US, UK, and Canada.
EDENSONG has returned with a new album Our Road to Dust in 2025, their first since releasing the critically adored Years in the Garden of Years in 2016. Their first album to be crafted as a quartet, the record embodies the ambitious, detailed and eclectic sound they have cultivated over the years, but is far heavier, more focused and full of infectious melodic hooks. It is also their first album to be mixed and mastered at Jens Bogren's Fascination Street Studios in Sweden.
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JAMES BYRON SCHOEN
(Vocals, Guitar)
TD "BENBEN" TOWERS
(Vocals, Bass)
BARRY SEROFF
(Flute)
NICK DIGREGORIO
(Drums)
What critics are saying about Our Road To Dust:
"This album completely stole my heart from start to finish."
- ALISON REIJMAN, PROG MAGAZINE
"Amazing...absolute album of the year nominee"
- ROIE AVIN, THE PROG REPORT
"4.5/5"
- PETE PARDO, SEA OF TRANQUILITY
"fresh, modern, bold, artistic, and their melodic sensibilities will have you coming back for more time and time again."
- DAVE CAMPBELL, METAL TEMPLE
"...it’s commendable that they are now crafting their own unique style, fitting perfectly into the eclectic realm. It’s an album that’s easy to listen to without sacrificing complexity (10/10)"
- BENJAMIN QUIRARTE, NACION PROGRESIVA
"...gems like this don’t appear too often, and you need to seek them out. (9/10)"
- BOB, PROGSCAPE