SECOND ALBUM FROM ENVY OF NONE

Live work from the supergroup isn’t being ruled out as internal enthusiasm rides high.

JM

As they return with their second album, Stygian Wavz, on March 14 via Kscope, Envy Of None bassist Andy Curran has credited a process of evolution that has seen the supergroup – which also features Rush guitarist Alex Lifeson, singer Maiah Wayne and guitarist and keyboardist Alfio Annibalini – move from being a remotely-based project to working in the studio together through to entertaining ideas of actually playing live. In fact, he says they could now be called a band. “You can use the b-word,” laughs Curran from his base in Toronto. He credits Lifeson as being the driving force for the creation of a new album after the recording of 2023’s That Was Then EP. “The most vocal person was Alex Lifeson going, ‘Come on, guys – let’s do…

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