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Contents: Blu-spec CD2 ?sTrack Listing?t 01. We Claim The Moon 02. The Elder 03. How Can You Leave Us Now!? 04. World Spinning 05. Burning Both Edges 06. The Rubble 07. Kaiser Razor 08. The Phoenix 09. The Promise 10. Love Is 11. Walls Of Shame 12. Considerations Considerations: The legendary band representing Scandinavian progressive rock releases a new album to commemorate their 30th anniversary! The Flower Kings, led by Roine Stolt, a key figure in the Scandinavian progressive rock scene, release their 17th studio album to commemorate their 30th anniversary. Original members Roine and Hasse Freberg, along with founding member Michael Stolt, who returned for the previous album, and Mirko De Maio, who participated in the 2018 "Flower Kings Revisited" tour, and Lale Larsson, who was a guest keyboardist on the previous album, have become official members, making this their first album as a solid five-piece band. The album is filled with a concept that advocates for peace, taking into account the current global situation. Recorded using the analog vintage instruments and equipment that Roine Stolt has insisted on using in recent works, the album's warm and deep sound is reminiscent of the golden age of 1970s progressive rock, making it an album that will appeal to longtime prog fans. Media reviews and more The Flower Kings, led by Roine Stolt, a key figure in the Scandinavian progressive rock scene, release their 17th studio album to commemorate their 30th anniversary. Original members Roine and Hasse Freberg, along with founding member Michael Stolt, who returned for the previous album, and Mirko De Maio, who participated in the 2018 "Flower Kings Revisited" tour, and Lale Larsson, who was a guest keyboardist on the previous album, have become official members, making this their first album as a solid five-piece band. The album is filled with a concept that advocates for peace, taking into account the current global situation. In recent works, Roine has been particular about using analog vintage instruments and equipment for the recording, and the warm, deep sound is reminiscent of the golden age of 1970s progressive rock, making it an album that will appeal to longtime progressive rock fans. (C)RS
