Lonely Robot: guarda il film di “Under Stars”
Comunicato stampa (Inside Out Music Italy):
Durante la campagna promozionale dell’ultimo acclamato album “Under Stars” è stato girato un film animato, curato da Crystal Spotlight e proiettato in due esclusivi cinema nel Regno Unito. Oggi il film è disponibile in streaming a questo link: https://youtu.be/
slyM9ZUzr6U “Under Stars” è stato pubblicato in limited edition digipak CD (con 3 bonus track), gatefold 2LP + CD e in digitale. L’album è disponibile a questo link: https://lonelyrobot.lnk.
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“Under Stars” è l’ultimo album della trilogia di Lonely Robot, il visionario progetto di John Mitchell iniziato nel 2015 con “Please Come Home” e poi proseguito due anni dopo con “The Big Dream”Di seguito ricordiamo artwork e tracklist:
John comments: “It has always been an ambition of mine to have a full length visual accompaniment alongside an album of music I have written. With Under Stars and the help of Miles at Crystal Spotlight, this dream was finally realised last year. I’m very proud of the results and I’d like to thank Miles for all his hard work and patience in bringing this to fruition. I hope you enjoy it.”
‘Under Stars’ featured drums by long-time collaborator Craig Blundell (Steven Wilson, Steve Hackett), plus bass contributions from Steve Vantsis (Fish). All other instrumentation on the album was performed by Mitchell himself.
John comments of the album: “It is the final part in the astronaut trilogy, and was recorded over an intensive month and a half period. This time I wanted to reference my love of 80s synthwave pop a little more – so beware the 808! The title is derived from the belief that we as humans spend far too much time not noticing the beauty around us and far too much time tethered to technology.”
“I always saw this as a trilogy, and it feels like the third part of the Lonely Robot master plan has reached a natural conclusion.
As with the two previous albums, there is a theme running across the songs here, as Mitchell explains. “On ‘Please Come Home’, the theme was about the idea that life on Earth didn’t originate from this planet, while for ‘The Big Dream’, I was really giving everyone the benefit of Zen musings according to John Mitchell. This time things are a little more down to earth. What I am doing is looking the millennial generation, and the fact that kids today are so tied to their phones and to technology. They really have no clue what is actually going on around them, and I find that worrying.”
John Mitchell is a man with a rich musical heritage and history – from musician and vocalist, to songwriter and producer. With bands like Arena, Frost*, Kino, It Bites and Lonely Robot, to name but a few, Mitchell has left his mark on the current progressive rock scene and has been involved in dozens of recordings. He is also a respected producer & mixer, running Outhouse Studios in the UK and working with artists as diverse as You Me At Six, Enter Shikari, Alter Bridge, Asia, Don Broco, Funeral For A Friend, McFly & much more.
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