The Police Unveils Lost Album “Electric Storm” After 38 Years

 

London, UK – In a shocking revelation, legendary British rock band The Police has announced the discovery of a lost album, “Electric Storm”, recorded in 1984. The album, which was shelved due to the band’s decision to disband, will finally see the light of day on April 1, 2024.

 

“We’re thrilled to share this lost piece of our history with the world,” said Sting, The Police’s lead vocalist and bassist. “These songs were written during a pivotal time in our career, and we’re excited for fans to experience them.”

 

“Electric Storm” features 10 previously unreleased tracks, showcasing The Police’s signature blend of reggae-infused rock and new wave. The album includes contributions from the band’s classic lineup:

 

– Sting (lead vocals, bass)

– Andy Summers (guitar)

– Stewart Copeland (drums)

 

The album’s release will coincide with a special deluxe edition, featuring:

 

– Remastered audio

– Rare photos and memorabilia

– Liner notes from the band members

– Bonus tracks, including demos and live recordings

 

Don’t miss this opportunity to experience a piece of The Police’s history. Pre-order “Electric Storm” now and discover the lost album that’s been hidden for over three decades.

 

Tracklist:

 

1. “Electric Storm”

2. “Lost in the Moment”

3. “Ghosts of Love”

4. “Fire in the Belly”

5. “Shattered Dreams”

6. “Into the Night”

7. “Secrets in the Dark”

8. “Voices in My Head”

9. “Fading Away”

10. “Echoes of Silence”

 

Release Details:

 

– Release Date: April 1, 2024

– Formats: Deluxe Edition CD, Vinyl, Digital

– Label: Universal Music Group