When unconventional sax meets progressive rock, you have a new genre. Peace Of Mind, John McCormack’s first solo album, meshes soulful sax, raw piano and synths, all backed by a powerful progressive rock rhythm section. Who knew a sax should do all that? This independent album, self-released on January 7, 2006, is already a progressive rock smash. The album’s second track, the synth guitar-driven Without A Doubt, instantly climbed to Number One on the overall play-charts of the internet station Jamwave.com on January 21, 2006, having already reached Number One in the Rock genre on January 17, 2006, with four tracks in the Top Ten. Tired of hearing sax playing what it "should", I brought my horn, keys, synths and rhythm section to the workhouse and returned to my progressive rock roots in Rush and The Police and recorded Peace of Mind, combining elements of Jazz, Fusion, Progressive Rock, Spiritual and Avant. From the haunting Go Ahead And Rain to the dreamy It's Good To Be Home For Christmas, progressive rock explodes with Peace Of Mind. Nothing is impossible.