As previously reported, Envy of None features Lifeson on guitar and other string instruments; found Coney Hatch member Andy Curran on bass, keyboards, guitar, and backing vocals; Maiah Wynne on lead ...

In addition, a mind-bending animated music video for the song has premiered at the Kscope label’s official YouTube channel. Stygian Wavz is an 11-track collection that also includes two other ...

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PORTLAND, Oregon — Maiah Wynne is a singer-songwriter based in Gresham, Oregon. She’s a solo-artist and the lead singer of Envy of None, performing alongside former Rush guitarist Alex Lifeson. Wynne ...

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Envy of None, the experimental rock project featuring former Rush guitarist Alex Lifeson, has released an animated lyric video for its new song “That Was Then.” The track is taken from Envy of None's ...

"We finished the record in September, so we've been sitting on it for awhile," Lifeson told Chuck Armstrong about Stygian Waves. "We had a listening party here in Toronto and it was great ... We had ...

Alex Lifeson's Envy of None has announced a March 14 release date for their sophomore album, Stygian Wavz, and shared the title track from the upcoming release. Stygian Wavz follows Envy of None's ...

As far as Alex Lifeson is concerned, the band to which he devoted five decades of his life is over, but that doesn’t mean he’s done as a musician. The former Rush guitarist is hard at work on new ...