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Contents: Available Friday / Worldwide simultaneous release / Blu-spec CD2 ?sTrack Listing?t 1. Light Left In The Day 2. Oblivion 3. Beneath The Masts 4. Skates On 5. Miramare 6. Love Is The Light 7. Bookmarks 8. Last Eleven *Bonus track planned for the Japanese edition only. This is the 15th studio album from a band that leads the UK progressive rock scene. Formed in Bournemouth, England in 1990 by Gregory Sporton and Andy Poole. Debuted in 1994 with the album 'Goodbye To The Age Of Steam'. While influenced by legendary progressive rock bands like Genesis and Yes, BBT has established a unique sound by incorporating elements of 1980s post-punk and Britrock. They have released a series of concept albums that emphasize storytelling, earning high praise. In November 2021, vocalist David Longdon passed away unexpectedly. The band welcomed former PFM member Alberto Bravin as their new lead vocalist and revamped their lineup to become a seven-member group. This album is BBT's 15th original album, marking their growth as a leading band in British progressive rock. Based on the concept of everyone's childhood memories, it unfolds a beautiful and sweet worldview. Sonically, it is reminiscent of the golden age of 1970s progressive rock and can be called BBT's "new masterpiece." Media Reviews and More: Formed in Bournemouth, England in 1990 by Gregory Sporton and Andy Poole, BBT debuted in 1994 with the album "Goodbye To The Age Of Steam." While influenced by classic progressive rock legends such as Genesis and Yes, they also incorporated elements of 1980s post-punk and Britrock, establishing a unique and original sound. They have released a series of concept albums that emphasize storytelling, earning high praise. In November 2021, vocalist David Longdon passed away unexpectedly. The band welcomed former PFM member Alberto Bravin as their new lead vocalist and revamped its lineup to become a seven-member group. This album is BBT's 15th original album, marking their growth as a leading band in British progressive rock. It unfolds a beautiful and sweet worldview based on the concept of everyone's childhood memories. Sonically, this album evokes the golden age of 1970s progressive rock and can be called BBT's "new masterpiece." (C)RS
