Tracklist:

1. We Have Arrived
2. Red Sky
3. Faith
4. Horsemen of the Apocalypse
5. Castles in the Sand
6. Heroes, Saints and Fools
7. Flame of Youth
8. Jekyll and Hyde
9. Menage a Trois
10. Ride Shotgun With the Wind
11. Angel Eyes
12. Follow the Piper

Lifelong friends Richard Lowe and Rob Bendelow formed their first band Lammergier during the mid 1970s together with bassist Barry Yates. Following their first love performance in 1977 the band gigged extensively across the British midlands. The standard of these performances combined with their unique brand of symphonic rock saw Lammergier amass a large and loyal following. Then a new decade arrived changes were made, the music remained the same, but they called themselves Saracen. After several months on the road Saracen decided it was time to record an album, and in October 1981 they released Heroes, Saints and Fools to critical acclaim. Saracen tracks received regular airplay on Tommy Vances Friday night rock show and the single We have arrived was recorded. In 1983 line-up changes occurred and the band eventually stopped touring in 1985. Two decades later and the band re-appear with a vengeance and the release of Red Sky in March 2003 put the band firmly back on the map, and it was a rework of some of the old classics with new tracks added. The band regained its popularity, and a further three albums have emerged to critical acclaim, namely Vox in Excelso, Marilyn and Redemption. With renewed interest in the vinyl format of recorded music Vox In Excelso has been re-released in 2025 as a numbered limited edition with new artwork and now Red Sky is to follow, again with new artwork. These are beautiful works of art and the recordings sound fresh and vibrant, its classic progressive rock brought into the present day and it doesnt get better than this..