The Far Meadow to release ne​w album in April 2019.

by | Apr 5, 2019 | New Releases, News

Bad Elephant Music is delighted to announce the release of Foreign Land, the new album from London-based progressive rock quintet The Far Meadow on 12th April 2019.

The band’s third album is the follow up to 2016’s highly acclaimed Given the Impossible and sees them honing their unique progressive sound. Featuring five tracks – including the live favourite,Travelogue – Foreign Land raises the bar, and is bound to be one of the prog releases of 2019.

Paul Bringloe, the band’s drummer, said: “this hasn’t been the easiest album to make for all sorts of reasons, but we’re very happy with the result. We’re also delighted to be working with BEM again!”

“I’m sure that all lovers of both tradiational and modern prog will love Foreign Land”, said David Elliott fromBEM. “The songwriting and playing are as exemplary as always, and there’s an energy to the performances which makes this a very compelling album”.

Track Listing

  1. Travelogue
  2. Sulis Rise
  3. Mud
  4. TheFugitive
  5. ForeignLand

Recorded at Meadow Studios, Aubitt Studios and Thin Ice Studios Mixed by Joe Gibb
Mastered by David Elliott
Design by Brian Mitchell

The Far Meadow are:

Marguerita Alexandrou – vocals
Paul Bringloe – drums and percussion Keith Buckman – bass
Eliot Minn – keyboards
Denis Warren – guitars

Foreign Land will be available on Bad Elephant Music on CD and digital download, with pre-orders opening soon.
https://thefarmeadow.bandcamp.com/album/foreign-land

London-based progressive rockers The Far Meadow were formed in 2012 from the ashes of Blind Panic by keyboard player Eliot Minn, and drummer Paul Bringloe. Their debut album, Where Joys Abound was released later that year. Following the joining of long-time collaborator Keith Buckmanon bass, vocalist Marguerita Alexandrou and guitarist Denis Warren, the lineup stabilised, and joined Bad Elephant Music in 2016 for the release of their highly acclaimed second album, Given the Impossible.

The Far Meadow is very active as a live band, having performed with, among others, Caravan, Carl Palmer, Focus, Gong, and label-mates The Gift, The Rube Goldberg Machine, Konchordat and TomSlatter. They’ve also performed at many festivals, including A New Day Festival, Resonance, HRH Prog and Progtoberfest. They will be making their debut appearance at Summer’s End in Chepstow in October 2019, with more dates to be announced throughout the year.

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Bad Elephant Music is delighted to announce that preorders for ‘Given The Impossible’, the new album from London melodic prog outfit The Far Meadow, are now available!

by | Sep 28, 2016 | New Releases, News

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The Far Meadow is the product of several previous collaborations, combining influences from bands past and genres from metal to jazz with a healthy dose of innovation that has produced a distinctive, free-flowing sound. This new album – the first with the current lineup – is a full-blooded expression of this sound, developing many years of musical experience and experimentation into one harmonious whole that encapsulates the intensity of their explosive live performances.

David Elliott of BEM says: “Since seeing them at Resonance, I’ve been looking forward to seeing what The Far Meadow have to offer, and suffice it to say I haven’t been disappointed. This is a wholly unique album with a brilliant sound and I think you’ll enjoy it as much as I did!”

‘Given The Impossible’ releases on 4th November 2016. Order your copy now from the BEM Music store and you get an immediate download of the track ‘Dinosaurs’:

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