Discipline - Breadcrumbs (2025) NEW ALBUM
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Topic: Discipline - Breadcrumbs (2025) NEW ALBUM
Posted By: Prog-jester
Subject: Discipline - Breadcrumbs (2025) NEW ALBUM
Date Posted: June 04 2025 at 14:32
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Quite possibly my favourite retro-prog band, https://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=82" rel="nofollow - DISCIPLINE , announced their new album Breadcrumbs (to be released August 1st) https://essentials.progrock.com/product/discipline-breadcrumbs/" rel="nofollow - PRE-ORDER HERE Mastered by Terry Brown Artwork by Hugh Syme (not available yet?) 1. Breadcrumbs (16:56) 2. Keep the Change (7:06) 3. When the Night Calls (5:25) 4. Aloft (7:46) 5. Aria (10:41) 
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Posted By: rushfan4
Date Posted: June 04 2025 at 14:38
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Awesome!!! I just recently got Chris Herin's solo album. He is better known for being in Tiles, but after Tiles disbanded he joined Discipline.. It was also mastered by Terry Brown with artwork by Hugh Syme. It included a ton of guest appearances as well, including Alex Lifeson and Discipline's Matt Parmenter. ------------- 
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Posted By: Tasartir
Date Posted: June 05 2025 at 03:02
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I'm very excited for this. Last one wasn't my cup of tea at all, but I think they can top it and will continue to support them! ------------- ...Histoires Sans Paroles... |
Posted By: Hrychu
Date Posted: June 05 2025 at 04:47
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I'm pretty excited. It's a shame that Hugh Syme is now a mere "prompt engineer" for AI slop though. :( ------------- 
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Posted By: Disconnect
Date Posted: June 05 2025 at 07:56
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This is great news - preordering for sure. ------------- "My own response to King Crimson is one of quiet terror." - Robert Fripp |