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Aeon Zen Release 'Portrait' Video
11/13/2013
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(Prog) Prog has premiered the latest video from Aeon Zen. The video is for the track "Portrait" which is taken from the band's upcoming EP Self Portrait, containing new versions of tracks from their back catalogue, to be released on November 25 as a pay-what-you-want title.

Mainman Rich Hinks tells Prog: "These new recordings display our continued growth in terms of songwriting and arranging, and also as a cohesive band unit.

"They're far from simple re-recordings of some of our older songs � they're completely remade, and almost like brand new songs. It's a great way for us to give something back to our fans, and to offer them a way to support us by paying as much as they like for the EP." Watch the video here.

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