Marillion's 17th studio album is as soulful and powerful as ever. Recorded at Racket studio in England, the album echoes the great layered sound of albums like Marbles and Afraid of Sunlight. Songs like 'Gaza' and 'Montreal' show once more, that epic progressive songwriting can speak the musical language of the new millennium. 'Power' and 'Lucky Man' remind us that pop-rock music can also be powerful and deep.
The album cover was designed by Simon Ward, while the booklet features the contribution of artists including Antonio Seijas, Andy Wright, Carl Glover, Marc Bessant and photographs taken from onboard the International Space Station.