Asia Unreleased Epic Single Set to Drop After 35years
In a shocking revelation, the British progressive rock band Asia has announced that they will be releasing an unreleased epic single, titled “Darkness”, after an astonishing 35 years.
The single, which was originally recorded in 1988 during the sessions for their third studio album “Astra”, has been hidden away in the band’s archives for decades. According to the band’s keyboardist and founding member Geoff Downes, “Darkness” is a sprawling, 10-minute epic track that showcases the band’s signature blend of progressive rock and pop sensibilities.
“We’re thrilled to finally share this incredible song with the world,” says Downes. “It’s a true masterpiece that has been waiting in the wings for far too long. We’re confident that fans will be blown away by its sheer scope and ambition.”
The single will be released on May 15, 2025, and will be available on all major streaming platforms, as well as on limited edition vinyl and CD. A special video teaser has been released on the band’s social media channels, giving fans a glimpse into the song’s epic soundscapes and soaring vocals.
Track Details
1. *Song title*: “Darkness”
2. *Length*: 10:45 minutes
3. *Recording date*: 1988
4. *Release date*: May 15, 2025
5. *Formats*: Streaming, limited edition vinyl, CD
Fan Reaction
Fans of the band have been going wild on social media, with many expressing their excitement and anticipation for the release of “Darkness”. “This is a dream come true!” says one fan. “I’ve been waiting for this song to be released for decades. Asia is one of my all-time favorite bands, and I know this song is going to be incredible.”
Asia’s Legacy
Asia has been a major force in the progressive rock genre for over four decades, with a string of hit albums and singles to their name. The band’s original lineup, which included John Wetton, Steve Howe, Geoff Downes, and Carl Palmer, is widely regarded as one of the greatest supergroups of all time. With the release of “Darkness”, Asia is set to remind fans of their enduring legacy and continued relevance in the world of progressive rock.
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