Acclaimed British progressive rock band The Tangent has announced the release of “Auto Reconnaissance,” the group’s eleventh studio album. “Auto Reconnaissance” includes the same line-up that made the preceding album, “Proxy”. It’s about 75 minutes long at the time of writing, although it may change in length.
The announcement indicates that “Auto Reconnaissance” is stylistically highly varied with three songs described as being very pop-centric, dotted around an album which has a 28-minute long Progressive Epic titled “Lie Back & Think Of England,” filled with abundant twists and turns, and a 16-minute fusion journey called “Lost In New Jersey”, plus what the band calls a Prog Stomper titled “Life On Hold”.
The album is available for preorder at https://thetangent.org/facebook-preorders (this link will take the music fan to a fans only area of the Tangent website – you do not need to be a member of the Facebook group or signed up to Facebook to follow this link)
“Auto Reconnaissance” will be available at normal prices in the future. The preorders are for those who wish to help The Tangent further its cause.