Ajalon

Ajalon was created in Seattle (USA) in 1994 by Wil Henderson (song, bass), Randy George (guitar, bass, keyboard), and Dan Lile (battery). Their music is directed towards a Christian Progressive Rock (the name "Ajalon" comes from a Bible verse). In 1996, they sent a demo to Rick Wakeman of Rock Prog Yes , who signed them on his label Hope Records. The trio released Light At The End Of The Tunnel the same year. Randy George is often occupied by Neal Morse's albums and tours, delaying the creation of the following Ajalon opus. He also participated in On The Threehold Of Eternity, which was released in 2005. This Good Place was published in 2009. Since then, the group has given little sign of life, but has not formalized hiatus or separation.
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