Andrew Schwab of Christian hard rock band Project 86, just released an album under his electric rock side project, London Six Echo.

The first track from London Six Echo came out this fall, and three new songs have been finished and released. The songs can be found through P86's online store and will eventually come to iTunes and similar online retailers.

All three songs can be had for $2.99 as a single purchase (The Counter Measures Single) or fans have the option to get them as a part of a bundle with the latest Project album, Knives to the Future, for only $8.99 (15 tracks).

The tracks are scheduled to arrive at online stores in January 2015. Listen to them here.

Visit the Project 86 online store for details: http://project86.com/digital-store

Knives To The Future, picks up where their last record, Wait For The Siren, left off and tells the story of a soldier post-battle that has forgotten who he is and where he came from. It's about the search for truth and discovering the secrets hidden in the past.

"The album is about a search for truth and destiny through rediscovering secrets hidden in your past," said lead singer Andrew Schwab in a press release. "Sonically it is heavy, deeply emotional, desperate, and very personal. I'm very proud of what has been accomplished both with the fans and the music in this recent chapter."

The album features 12 hard-hitting tracks that are heavy, deeply emotional and extremely personal to the band. Standout tracks such as "Acolyte March," "Knives To The Future" and "Genosha" showcase a band who sound more determined and vital than ever before.

Read BC's interview with Andrew Schwab here and here.