Satellite?s new album entitled ?Nostalgia? was released on the past Monday, 23rd February (in USA on 10th March). The band?s fourth album is their most mature offering so far.

Satellite?s new album entitled ?Nostalgia? was released on the past Monday, 23rd February (in USA on 10th March). The band?s fourth album is their most mature offering so far. The music is a combination of the sound of the 70?s with the modern 21st century sound. The lyrics relate to each other in a loose manner - they're about coming to terms with the past, about the need for a change, starting anew, distancing oneself to one's own past. At the same time, ironically, the music on "Nostalgia" manifests a longing for the mood of the 70's and 80's.

Metal Mind Productions is receiving first reviews of "Nostalgia" and so far they are all very enthusiastic as the one done by Bob McBeath for one of the most influential prog websites: www.progarchives.com.

The journalist gave the album 5 of 5 stars:

?As the opening fanfare of the 9 minute "Every desert got its ocean" bursts confidently forth we are immediately reassured that the band have lost none of their passion and energy. The structure of the song is reminiscent of Yes during their "Fragile" days, with a powerhouse sound supporting symphonic keyboards and virtuoso lead guitar. Even the vocals have a retro feel to them, the overall result being a wonderful blend of neo-prog and classic symphonic prog.
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This is an easy album for me to enjoy and to recommend. This is my sort of music to begin with. The fact that the album contains such fine examples of the style simply renders it indispensable in my book. With this their fourth album, Satellite have established themselves as the current leaders in their field and raised the bar a bit higher in the process. Those who enjoy their prog most when it has plenty of lead guitar, lush keyboard sounds, and most importantly supreme melodies are advised to indulge in a little "Nostalgia" without delay.?

The entire review is available in this location:
http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=21917

Satellite
?Nostalgia?

Label: Metal Mind Records
Cat. No.: MMP CD 0658
Barcode: 5907785034372
Cat. No.: MMP CD 0659 DG (ltd. CD Digipak)
Barcode: 5907785034389 (ltd. CD Digipak)
Format: CD / CD DG
Genre: neo prog rock
Release date: 23.02.2009 Europe / 10.03.2009 USA

Tracklist:

1. Every desert got its ocean
2. Repaint the sky
3. Afraid of what we say
4. I want you to know
5. Over horizon
6. Am I losing touch?
7. Is it over?

Bonus tracks (only available on a ltd. CD digipak):
8. The color of the rain
9. Relaxed