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Alex Lifeson's Envy of None project releases self-titled debut album

Fri, Apr 8, 2022@8:46AM | comments

UPDATE - 4/21@2:27PM: Here's another Maiah Wynne interview.

UPDATE - 4/21@11:46AM: Part 2 of Maiah Wynne's Something for Nothing podcast interview is now also available.

UPDATE - 4/20@10:12AM: Note: the Zoom hangouts are now sold out, although some of the 7" singles remain.

UPDATE - 4/18@9:34AM: Here's another Maiah Wynne interview.

UPDATE - 4/16@3:48PM: Here's the BraveWords' Streaming For Vengeance interview with Alex and Andy.

UPDATE - 4/15@11:09AM: Record Store Day Canada is running a contest where you can win a bundle that includes the Envy of None Deluxe edition, with all the entry details here.

UPDATE - 4/15@10:46AM: Maiah Wynne was the latest guest on the Something for Nothing podcast, and you can listen to that interview below or via your favorite podcast service:

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UPDATE - 4/13@12:27PM: John over at Cygnus-X1.net has scanned the album artwork and made the images available online here, along with the expanded liner notes and lyrics here.

UPDATE - 4/11@9:42AM: Here's another Alex interview (thanks RushFanForever).

UPDATE - 4/8@7:24PM: John over at Cygnus-X1.net has transcribed the CD liner notes and made them available online here.

UPDATE - 4/8@10:06AM: Here's an interview with Alex and Maiah Wynne for the Toronto Star (thanks RushFanForever).

Alex Lifeson's Envy of None project with Andy Curran, guitarist Alfio Annibalini and vocalist Maiah Wynne released their self-titled, debut album today, and it's currently available for purchase and streaming worldwide via several different online retailers and services, including Amazon and the official Envy of None merch store. However, there is a delay with the vinyl release in the US and Canada due to supply chain issues as outlined in this social media post from the project earlier this week:

For our fans in the US & Canada, we unfortunately have a slight delay in the VINYL due to manufacturing delays. The vinyl release date in US/CA record stores is now looking to be pushed back several weeks into early May. Vinyl for the rest of the world, as well as the CD, Digital and all formats through Kscope & the band webstores are all still good for this Friday, April 8th. Thank you for your patience and we will keep you posted!

The album is available on CD, and black, white and blue vinyl (the latter is exclusive to North America), along with a limited-edition deluxe version featuring a five-track bonus CD and a 28-page booklet with exclusive content. They are also offering via their official merch store a personal, 30-minute Zoom Hangout call with the band for yourself and 3 friends, along with an autographed Limited Edition 7" single. Each of the 10 available slots costs $1000, with all proceeds going to UNHCR's Ukraine emergency response, with the single expected to ship out in July. For all the details and to secure a slot, visit the official Envy of None merch store. You can also purchase the LE 7-inch single separately for $50 ($100 for an autographed copy) with the funds also going to UNHCR.

Envy of None's Alex Lifeson, Andy Curran and Maiah Wynne hit the interview circuit hard over the past week in the lead up to today's release, conducting well over a dozen interviews between the three, most of which were posted in just the last few days. Here are all the ones we know about:

Alex Lifeson:
[Toronto Sun]
[The Rockman Power Hour]
[WRIF]
[The Canadian Press]
[The Globe and Mail]

Andy Curran:
[The Classic Rock Podcast]
[Let's Rock Chats podcast]
[Classic Album Review YouTube channel]

Alex Lifeson, Andy Curran:
[Audacy.com/WNCX]
[WBAB]
[The Music Express]
[Tony and Dwight]
[The Rock & Roll Basement with Chad Tyson]
[Preston and Steve]
[The Kallaway Podcast]
[BraveWords Streaming For Vengeance]

Alex Lifeson, Maiah Wynne:
[Cleveland.com]
[Song Facts]
[Toronto Star]

Maiah Wynne:
[Something for Nothing podcast: part 1, part 2]
[Portland Tribune]
[KNAC]

You can check out all the available purchase options here, and follow the Project via their website, on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for all the latest news. A 90-minute, livestreamed Look Inside Q&A/interview with the band hosted by Alan Cross will take place this coming Sunday, April 10th at 12PM EST on YouTube. Donations made by viewers will be going to UNHCR's Ukraine emergency response: