Lindsay Schoolcraft re-issues "Rushing Through The Sky"
Due to the popular demand of her ever loyal fan base, Juno nominated artist Lindsay Schoolcraft (ex-Cradle of Filth) has just reprinted and re-issued her debut EP Rushing Through the Sky on CD. The EP is limited to 250 copies, of which 50 signed copies are available.
Lindsay commented on this "This is the second and final reissue of my first EP from 2012. I enjoyed creating these songs 8 years ago and am excited to recreate some of them on future releases."
You can get your CD copy through her website by clicking here. If you want a digital version, you can find it on her bandcamp page.
Lindsay has seen some notable success in the wake of her debut full length album Martyr back in 2019, garnering not only more loyal fans (thanks in part to her time in Cradle of Filth) but also a nomination for Best Hard Rock/Metal at Canada’s Juno Awards. And although the event was cancelled last minute due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Lindsay still remains humbled to have been invited and is dedicated to continuing her love of music as a profound solo artist.
In further news, Lindsay is currently at work on an “ambient harp album” which will be released later this year. More information on that will be available soon.
Check out my review of Lindsay Schoolcraft’s debut full length Martyr below or by clicking here.
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