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Messenger Streaming New Song 'Balearic Blue'
02/25/2016
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(Prog) Messenger have released a stream of their track Balearic Blue. It's lifted from their second album Threnodies, which will be released on April 22 via InsideOut after the London outfit signed a deal with the label last month. They've also unveiled the cover art for the follow-up to Illusory Blues.

The band say: "We're very excited to present a preview track from our forthcoming album Threnodies as well as the cover artwork. The artwork and layout were created by Colombian, Berlin-based artist Daniel Correa Mejia. We were mesmerised by his paintings and decided that his work fits perfectly with our music.

"Balearic Blue is more along the lines of our previous release, so expect something different for the next track. We're very much looking forward to performing some of these new songs on our forthcoming tour with the Von Hertzen Brothers and HRH Prog in March." Watch the video and see the artwork here.

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