The last time Classic Rock chatted with Andy Curran and Alex Lifeson about the future of their new musical venture, the bassist and guitarist were non-committal, almost shy in addressing the notion, and labelling it “a project”.
That was in the spring of 2022, though, and the affirmation that they’d created something special was just around the corner. That year their dark, dreamy self-titled debut album hit some serious milestones, among them No.1 in Billboard’s New Artist and Alternative Artist lists, No.6 in the Canadian Alternative chart, and a trio of Top 10 places in the UK. Not that sales positions are everything, but, alongside positive feedback in the media, the four-piece had certainly found an appreciative audience.
