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Numen - The Outsider: https://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=90999. Released today, track times now available on Bandcamp:

Act 1: (60:41)
1. Overture (5:22)
2. Any Day On Urantia (8:27)
3. Tears Don't Fall (7:30)
4. Temptations (10:34)
5. A Bad Feeling (7:56)
6. Toys (8:51)
7. PRISTIQ (4:46)
8. White Lies (7:15)

Act 2: (40:49)
9. Sophia (3:23)
10. Two Natures In An Elevator (4:45)
11. He Said No (4:46)
12. Test The Wall (6:02)
13. How To Cut Your Throat While Shaving (5:17)
14. The Abyss Of Non-Being (3:11)
15. The Outsider's Funeral (6:54)
16. Metamorphoseis (6:31)

Total Time 101:30

There is already a total time of 120:00 on the page, but I've no idea where that came from. I'll therefore leave the latest update for the E&O Team to take care of.

Edit: It's actually a 2CD release, so a minor edit to the releases info would perhaps also be good.

E&O Team: Thanks, David, done.

Edited by NotAProghead - July 05 2025 at 19:41

daisy1 wrote: Please correct artist name Mattias Olsson ( not Mattia ) Thank you https://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=91200

ok, fixed

https://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=33271

1. The Accelerator of Time (4:50)
2. Travelling Through Space (4:07)
3. Path of Glory (4:06)
4. Riots out There (3:26)
5. Lightbridge to the Rulers of Time (4:09)
6. Far Away from Ending (4:31)
7. Into thy Grave (4:32)
8. Time is Over (5:24)

Total Time 35:05

Label: Self
Format: CD, Digital
May 10, 2007

E&O Team: Thanks, Mayer, done.


Edited by NotAProghead - July 08 2025 at 17:07

^ As well as that, the official website of http://www.eternaljourney.de/ has been giving a critical error for the past year or so by the looks of it. Seems as though it's died a death, so maybe an update to https://eternaljourney.bandcamp.com/ would be good.

From 5th January 2025:

mbzr48 wrote: https://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=88243 - Nils Erikson / vocals, keyboards, programming - Anders Lundquist / bass, guitars With: - Jonas Reingold / guitar (1), bass (1) - Aida Jabbari / vocals (3)

Mayer, where did you get the info that Anders Lundquist played bass and guitars on this album from?

In the "Limelight" feature about Last Plane Out in Prog magazine, Issue 151, July 2024 - reprinted with permission on progzilla.com here, it says that the album features Jonas Reingold of Karmakanic and Steve Hackett's band on lead-guitar and bass, but Erikson plays everything else on the LP.

No mention of Anders Lundquist playing anything on the album on the Discogs page for the album either, nor in the credits printed on the album cover. Lundquist's contribution to the album appears to have been writing the lyrics, and nothing else.

I did make an error in my post in the suggestion thread when I accidentally missed out the (1) after 'guitar' in Jonas Reingold's guest contribution to the first track, but the rest of it was correct. Now the album page has false information on it unless you can provide a reliable source of your update about Anders Lundquist's role.

It is intended that Anders Lundquist will be playing guitar and bass (switching between the two) if a live band is eventually put together, but that's it as far as I can tell.

If you want to read it, here's last year's full page interview with the duo on Prog magazine itself, via Facebook.

Apparently the second album is almost done and will be out later this year.

Edit: To back this up even further, in your own second post in the suggestion thread here you include a section titled 'Who plays on the album?', and it reads:

Nils Erikson plays and sings everything on the album, with the
exception of two tracks, the debut single "Making Her Smile", and
third single, "Nobody Else No", which was released in April.
"Making Her Smile", was released in February 2024, and features Jonas
Reingold (Steve Hackett Band, Karmakanic, ex-The Flower Kings) on
guitar and bass.

You said that this info was provided by Last Plane Out themselves, and was sent out to accompany the release of the single "All Fools' Day" in September last year.

That's good enough for me - Anders Lundquist needs to be removed from the musician credits unless you have convincing evidence to the contrary.





Edited by yam yam - July 08 2025 at 20:17

^ Thanks, done.

Please look at the artist and the album pages.
Is everything correct?

Edited by NotAProghead - July 10 2025 at 14:43

^ Thanks, Mayer, done. Also arranged the three 2024 singles & EP in their correct release date order.

yam yam wrote: From 5th January 2025: mbzr48 wrote: https://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=88243 - Nils Erikson / vocals, keyboards, programming - Anders Lundquist / bass, guitars With: - Jonas Reingold / guitar (1), bass (1) - Aida Jabbari / vocals (3) Mayer, where did you get the info that Anders Lundquist played bass and guitars on this album from? In the "Limelight" feature about Last Plane Out in Prog magazine, Issue 151, July 2024 - reprinted with permission on progzilla.com here, it says that the album features Jonas Reingold of Karmakanic and Steve Hackett's band on lead-guitar and bass, but Erikson plays everything else on the LP. No mention of Anders Lundquist playing anything on the album on the Discogs page for the album either, nor in the credits printed on the album cover. Lundquist's contribution to the album appears to have been writing the lyrics, and nothing else. I did make an error in my post in the suggestion thread when I accidentally missed out the (1) after 'guitar' in Jonas Reingold's guest contribution to the first track, but the rest of it was correct. Now the album page has false information on it unless you can provide a reliable source of your update about Anders Lundquist's role. It is intended that Anders Lundquist will be playing guitar and bass (switching between the two) if a live band is eventually put together, but that's it as far as I can tell. If you want to read it, here's last year's full page interview with the duo on Prog magazine itself, via Facebook. Apparently the second album is almost done and will be out later this year. Edit: To back this up even further, in your own second post in the suggestion thread here you include a section titled 'Who plays on the album?', and it reads: Nils Erikson plays and sings everything on the album, with the exception of two tracks, the debut single "Making Her Smile", and third single, "Nobody Else No", which was released in April. "Making Her Smile", was released in February 2024, and features Jonas Reingold (Steve Hackett Band, Karmakanic, ex-The Flower Kings) on guitar and bass. You said that this info was provided by Last Plane Out themselves, and was sent out to accompany the release of the single "All Fools' Day" in September last year. That's good enough for me - Anders Lundquist needs to be removed from the musician credits unless you have convincing evidence to the contrary.

Direct to my email in the end of 2024 before the album was out

Hi!

Here's the bio Last Plane Out sent out for the most recent release, the single "All Fools' Day, which was released September 6. The single followed our self-titled debut album, which was released by S-Rock (international distribution by Border) on vinyl and streaming in the spring of 2024. The bio below contains info about the album as well.

I will send you some press pics and the album cover via WeTransfer shortly.

Best regards,
Anders Lundquist, Last Plane Out

The future:

LPO are currently working on their second album (LPO), which will be out in February 2025. Around then, Nils and Anders will also put together a live band. It will feature Nils on vocals and keyboards, while Anders will be switching between bass and guitar.

^ Yes, Mayer, I know you can't place an older release in the correct place on the page when adding it using the 'add albums' feature on an artist's page, but the option of doing this does exist in the admin panel, so while we are making any changes to the actual details of a release that have been requested, it is also worth us moving it to the correct location on the page relative to any later releases from the same year which someone has added beforehand.

This is not a big deal, I know, and there are doubtless numerous releases on PA (mostly singles) that aren't shown on the page in the correct release date order for the very reason that you state above - but there's no harm in us taking care of it while we've got the opportunity do so when making other changes to anything on an artist's page.

mbzr48 wrote: https://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=91849 It's an EP not a studio, the name is "Ritual I" later this year "Ritual II" will be out too

This same old chestnut pops up again lol! What is the definition of an album or EP in terms of its total time?

Answer?...There isn't one.

In this case, on the Bandcamp page for the 'Ritual 1' release it states: "Canadian progressive rock duo Crown Lands have garnered acclaim in recent years with their self-titled debut album released in 2020, followed by the brilliant 2023 follow-up, Fearless. Now signed to InsideOutMusic, the Juno Award-winning group is poised to take the next step in their journey. While the duo, made up of vocalist and drummer Cody Bowles and multi-instrumentalist Kevin Comeau, work on their third studio album, they are first set to release a pair of ambitious instrumental albums titled 'Ritual I' & 'Ritual II'. Both albums are layered with drums, synths, and various bits of percussion to create a complex tapestry of music unlike anything they have created before."

On this Exclaim! article about the two 'Ritual' releases, it says about the first one: "The album's five tracks run just shy of 29 minutes. A press release calls Ritual I and II a pair of albums, while streaming services mark them as EPs."

I think we need to follow the press release and Bandcamp take on this one, and leave the release where it is as a studio album, but yeah - the title needs changing to 'Ritual 1' - and I'll leave that for the E&O Team to take care of.

E&O Team: Thanks, David.
I've changed only the title (before reading your post).

Edited by NotAProghead - 40 minutes ago at 17:39