The triumphant return of the Canadian melodic rock band Fatal Vision with their album Twice. The thirteen tracks recall Fatal Vision's key influences, including Survivor, Bad English, Loverboy, Night Ranger, and REO Speedwagon. The first single, "In My Fantasy", is a hard rocker reminiscent of Bon Jovi at it's best, followed by the post-apocalyptic, Asian-inspired "Tomorrow Never Comes" and the Alice Cooper influences of "Welcome to my Nightmare". The album also features the power ballads "End of the Dream" (a duet with up-and-coming Nashville artist Christine Corless), "The Last Summer Night" and "Don't Fall In Love With A Dreamer" (which features a record-breaking 26-second final note by Marwood), as well as the mid-tempo duet (again with Corless) "Time Has Left Us As Strangers", the melancholic "Ghosts of Yesterday", the rock number "In The Middle Of The Night" and the triumphant conclusion "Start Again". For each of these tracks, videos are shot that tell an ongoing story of a lost love and the possibility of a second chance. Also for the 1st album, there were a number of videos that told the story, spawned over 300,000 YouTube plays and skyrocketed Instagram and TikTok streams. Once again, the album was accompanied by accomplished colleagues, including Alessandro Del Vecchio (Edge of Forever, Hardline), Harry Hess (Harem Scarem), Paul Laine (Danger Danger, The Defiants), Marc Lafrance (Loverboy, Motley Crue), J. K. Northrup (King Kobra, XYZ), Jeff Scott Soto (Journey, Trans-Siberian Orchestra) on backing vocals, Mark Holden (Boulevard) on saxophone, and Northrup and Derry Grehan (Honeymoon Suite) contributed additional guitars. The band will support live concerts with dates in Canada, followed by a UK tour in August and Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands and Switzerland. Artist Origin: CanadaTracklist: 1. Dominoes, 2. In My Fantasy, 3. Thick as Thieves, 4. End Of The Dream, 5. Middle Of The Night, 6. That Was Then (And This Is Now), 7. Time Has left Us As Strangers, 8. Start Again, 9. Ghosts Of Yesterday, 10. Welcome To my Nightmare, 11. The Last Summer Night, 12. Tomorrow Never Comes, 13. Don't Fall In Love With A Dreamer