Gregorian Unveils Lost Album ‘Sacred Light’ After 15 Years

 

In a shocking move, the renowned German band Gregorian has announced the release of their lost album, ‘Sacred Light’, after a staggering 15-year wait. The album, which was originally recorded in 2008, has been shrouded in mystery, with fans and critics alike wondering if it would ever see the light of day.

 

Background

According to Frank Peterson, the founder and producer of Gregorian, ‘Sacred Light’ was initially intended to be the follow-up to their 2007 album ‘Masters of Chant Chapter VII’. However, due to creative differences and personal issues, the project was put on hold, and the album was never officially released.

 

The Album

‘Sacred Light’ features 12 tracks, including the hauntingly beautiful “Ave Maria”, the uplifting “Hallelujah”, and the epic “Stabat Mater”. The album showcases the band’s signature sound, blending traditional Gregorian chant with modern pop and rock elements.

 

Tracklist

1. “Ave Maria”

2. “Hallelujah”

3. “Stabat Mater”

4. “Kyrie Eleison”

5. “Gloria in Excelsis”

6. “Sanctus”

7. “Agnus Dei”

8. “Credo”

9. “Pie Jesu”

10. “Lacrimosa”

11. “Dies Irae”

12. “Don’t Give Up”

 

Release Date

‘Sacred Light’ is set to be released on March 17, 2025, and will be available on all major streaming platforms, as well as on CD and vinyl.

 

Statement from Frank Peterson

“We are thrilled to finally share ‘Sacred Light’ with the world,” said Frank Peterson. “This album has been a labor of love for us, and we are proud of the music we created. We hope that our fans will enjoy it as much as we do.”

 

Fan Reaction

Fans of Gregorian have taken to social media to express their excitement and anticipation for the release of ‘Sacred Light’. “I’ve been waiting for this album for years!” said one fan. “I’m so glad it’s finally coming out!”

 

Conclusion

The release of ‘Sacred Light’ is a major event for fans of Gregorian and music lovers alike. With its unique blend of traditional and modern sounds, this album is sure to be a hit. Mark your calendars for March 17, 2025, and get ready to experience the hauntingly beautiful music of Gregorian.