Falling Satellites is the third studio album by UK neo-progressive rock group Frost*.
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Released | 27 May 2016 | |||
Genre | Neo-progressive rock | |||
Label | InsideOut | |||
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Jem Godfrey explains that concept of this album is "In this instance – life. This is my midlife crisis album! The whole album is a message to enjoy life while you have it. My dad died 4 weeks before I completed “Falling Satellites” and I suddenly realized how fleeting life actually is. He’d been procrastinating for years while writing a book he’d always wanted to write when he died. But now it will never be finished and it made me understand that every single second of being alive is precious. The whole album is about that – do that thing you’ve been meaning to do for ages NOW and get it done.." in the interview.[3] This is their only album to feature the drummer Craig Blundell.
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