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Odin
AU
Tuesday, Feb 23 04:50 AM
Odin is great. Nice title we see in news. Where do you play? When can we hear the new music?

Thx
Ernst
Xyra writes:
Hi Ernst!

Thanks for your interest!

Presently, our focus is on completing our new album, The Only Door. As this is a new lineup, we will initially book gigs in the Washington, DC area, Northeastern and Mid-Atlantic US.

Best thoughts!
PJ
Mt Olympus
Tuesday, Jan 26 06:00 AM
Very cool background on this artist. I can appreciate the artistry. I would describe it as old world imagery with modern messages and classic rock sensibilities.

Best of luck, PJ
Xyra writes:
Dear PJ:

I love your description of us:

"...old world imagery with modern messages and classic rock sensibilities."

Thank you!

Best wishes for Bright Blessings!
News
McLean, VA
Monday, Jan 4 19:35 PM
Saw ur news. Cool name. Hope Odin flies high. See u Mar 12, maybe !

Matt
KG
Washington, DC
Wednesday, Sep 9 21:05 PM
Sorry to read that your bass player left. i think he made a mistake, if he quit. Your music is unique so i think you can find somebody great. i will ask around.

Good luck!
Xyra writes:
Dear KG ~

Thanks very much for the kind words and concern. However, the bass is covered! Andrew Cann is now doubling on keyboards and bass, John Paul Jones' style.

Best thoughts!
Future Station
Japan
Sunday, Jun 21 02:57 AM
Don't you have any plans to perform in Japan? I'm so impressed with the design of your website, as well as your music, and a great fan of music (rock, pop, classic, whatsoever)!

Our Amazon page:
http://www.amazon.com/s?marketplaceID=AT
Ian Peeples
http://www.villagevoice.com/music
Friday, Jun 12 19:57 PM
Stopping by on a friend's recommendation. Cool stuff. Looking through your venue listings I see you played NY at Downtime. Haven't been there, but you can play other places. Look in the Voice. Link included.

Hope to hear you guys, live!
cu,
peeps
James
Lotherton
http://www.visitleeds.co.uk/Leeds-Lother
Sunday, Mar 15 05:22 AM
WOW. Darkly brilliant! Luv this site and the music you create! Guess you did not make it! Too bad. Yet, you have a presence... very important, that! Cheers!
Paul Courtney
your music
Monday, Nov 24 22:44 PM
This is awesome! Your music is so unique! My friends told me about you a long time ago and I can see why. Now I know you channel your music like others who have the gift. We missed all of your live performances, I am sorry to say. Don't give up!

Paul
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Leesburg
http://www.xyramusic.com/news
Sunday, Aug 31 20:39 PM
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Michael W
Northern VA
http://www.mcweather.com
Saturday, Jul 26 19:13 PM
I noticed that you played solo at a winery called Twin Oaks. Sorry I missed it! Hope to hear you and your band or trio, sometime soon!

Cheers,
MCW
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Omnipresent drummer and friend, Kenny Finger Tyler Beddow, guitarist Chelle Fulk: violinist, violist, chin-cellist Dan Kolcun… second guitar Mike and Spiro Karagiannis...Live @ the 9:30 Club 2017 Kevin Gutierrez ~ Mixing Engineer/Producer Contributing visual artist: Jordan Montgomery-Conway Bill Wolf ~ Mastering Engineer Guru Anastasia Ovchinnikova: MASTER ARTIST for Flight of Odin album over "The Only Door" Flight of Odin cover art by Anastasia Ovchinnikova Dec 2010 Dec 2004 Dec 1999 Jan 2000 Dec 1998 Odin Land &lt;FONT COLOR = 8000800238&gt;Photo � J.Matt Senkow &lt;FONT COLOR = 8000800238&gt;The way they were, with &lt;b&gt;Jeff Spencer&lt;/b&gt; playing lead guitar on his custom Ibanez. &lt;b&gt;Xyra&lt;/b&gt; is seen playing her Diamond Series Schecter, and &lt;b&gt;Andrew Cann&lt;/b&gt; is seen on the far right, playing his Roland keyboard (when he wasn&#39;t on his Ibanez electric named &#39;Jaws&#39;). &lt;b&gt;Dave White&lt;/b&gt; played bass for the one gig, with &lt;b&gt;Ron Smith&lt;/b&gt; on drums, in the background. This night, they opened for former &lt;b&gt;XTC&lt;/b&gt; member, &lt;b&gt;Barry Andrews&lt;/b&gt;. The performance was reviewed by &lt;b&gt;Mark Jenkins&lt;/b&gt; in &lt;b&gt;The Washington post&lt;/b&gt;. <br /> <br />Photo � &lt;b&gt;Tatyana Vishnevsky&lt;/b&gt; <br />Photoshop effects: Xyra Violin, bass, mandolin: Never Lost Forever <br />Photo by Lloyd Wolf Drums and percussion: Never Lost Forever <br />Photo by Lloyd Wolf Photo by J.Matt Senkow; Frightening Beauty release Xyra at <b>Happinest</b>, looking pensive. <br />Photo by: J.Matt Senkow <FONT COLOR = 8000800238>Master drummer/percussionist, <b>Norman Ellsworth Thorne III</b> joined Xyra & Verborgen in 1997. He appeared on all Xyra CD releases and performed many live gigs, including the PMC, Blues Alley, and The State Theater. Norm is featured on the 2005 release, 'Through the Dark Glass Shining', and continues to play and record with Xyra and friends, to date. <br /> <br />Photo of Norm at NPR Studios by: Maggie Kunicki <br /> <FONT COLOR = 8000800238>Master guitarist/composer, <b>Eric Ulreich</b> joined Xyra & Verborgen in 1999. He completed the guitar tracks for the second CD, 'Frightening Beauty' and continued performing and recording with Xyra and friends through 2012. Eric plays lead guitar on 'Siren in the Water', track 5 of 'Through the Dark Glass Shining' - XYRA's 2005 release. <FONT COLOR = 8000800238>Violinist/composer, <b>Doug Empie</b> joined Xyra and Andrew for a <b>Nico 60th Birthday Tribute</b>, with <b>Rupert Chappell</b>, in October 1998. In 2000, Xyra, Andrew, Doug and brother Bret Empie formed <b>THE LINE_</b>. THE LINE_ recorded a home demo that landed on <b>WRNR FM</b>. Doug performed and recorded with Xyra and friends again, in 2001 and is featured on the 2005 release, 'Through the Dark Glass Shining'. <br /> <br />Photo of Doug at Happinest by: Jeff Lewis <br />Frame created by: Tone' Wellington <br />Photoshop effects by: Xyra <FONT COLOR = 8000800238>Pianist/keyboardist/composer, <b>Bret Empie</b> aligned forces with his brother Doug Empie and Xyra and Andrew Cann to form <b>THE LINE_</b> in 2000. Bret later recorded keys and effects for all the tracks on the 2005 release, 'Through the Dark Glass Shining'. <br /> <br />Photo of Bret at Happinest by: Jeff Lewis <br /> &lt;FONT COLOR = 8000800238&gt;Virtuoso multi-wind player/orchestra leader/composer, &lt;b&gt;Don Stapleson&lt;/b&gt; joined Xyra &amp; Verborgen in November 1997. Don finished the wind parts for the first CD, &#39;Where Glass Birds Fly&#39;, appears on all the CD releases and continues to perform and record with Xyra and friends, to date. <br /> <br />Photo at Recording Arts Studios by: Xyra <FONT COLOR = 8000800238>Master bassist, <b>Larry Lawrence</b> joined Xyra & Verborgen in January 1998. He performed several gigs, to include Blues Alley, Black Cat and The State Theater. Larry also completed the bass parts on the first CD, 'Where Glass Birds Fly', and continued performing and recording with Xyra and friends through 2001. Larry plays all the bass parts on the 2005 release, 'Through the Dark Glass Shining.' <br /> <br />Photo of Larry at Recording Arts Studio by: Xyra <FONT COLOR = 8000800238>Master cellist, <b>Fred Lieder</b> was the first to join the Verborgen trio, in 1997. Fred performed many live gigs with Xyra & Verborgen, and recorded two demos and three CD releases with them at Omega, NPR and Recording Arts Studio, 1997-1999. The last gig Fred played with Xyra was at The State Theater, in February 2000. <br /> <br />Photo at NPR Studios by: Maggie Kunicki 6-string bass: Where Glass Birds Fly <br />Photo at NPR Studios by: Maggie Kunicki Clarinet, flute, oboe: Where Glass Birds Fly <br />Photo at NPR Studios by: Maggie Kunicki <FONT COLOR = 8000800238>Guitarist/composer, <b>Cris Chillura</b>, Xyra and Andrew Cann formed the Verborgen trio in 1996. Cris is featured on all the Verborgen works. He continued performing and recording with Xyra and friends through the first 'Frightening Beauty' sessions of 1999. <br /> <br />Photo by: Michelle Chillura