Listen to new Lonely Robot track Sigma

Lonely Robot have released a stream of their new track Sigma.

It features on the John Mitchell project’s upcoming album The Big Dream, which will launch on April 28 via InsideOut Music.

Mitchell says: “Sigma is the very last track I recorded for The Big Dream, the nature of which can be summed up with a sadly age old proverb which resonates now more than ever, ‘History will teach us nothing.’”

Lonely Robot previously released a lyric video for album track Everglow.

Mitchell provides vocals and plays all instruments on the album, with the exception of drums, which are handled by Craig Blundell. Former Touchstone singer Kim Seviour guests on bonus track Why Do We Stay?

The Big Dream will be released on special edition digipak featuring three bonus tracks, gatefold 2LP, CD and on digital platforms. It’s now available for pre-order.

Lonely Robot currently have a handful of live dates planned for 2017. Joining Mitchell and Blundell are bassist Steve Vantsis and keyboardist Liam Holmes.

Lonely Robot The Big Dream tracklist

Prologue (Deep Sleep)
Awakenings
Sigma
In Floral Green
Everglow
False Lights
Symbolic
The Divine Art Of Being
The Big Dream
Hello World Goodbye
Epilogue (Sea Beams)
In Floral Green (Acoustic Version) Bonus
The Divine Art Of Being (Acoustic Version) Bonus
Why Do We Stay? (feat. Kim Seviour) Bonus

Lonely Robot 2017 tour dates

Apr 27: Reading Sub 89, UK
Apr 28: Leicester Marillion Convention, UK
May 27: Leamington Spa Trinity Live, UK

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