STUCKFISH PROMISE THE UNEXPECTED

North-east proggers return with “ambitious” album for new label, White Knight.

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Northumberland-based melodic prog rockers Stuckfish release their fourth studio album via Rob Reed’s White Knight Records in September. Stuckfish IV is their most ambitious yet, promise the band. “There are lots of new things on it we hadn’t tried before,” co-founder, composer and guitarist Adrian Fisher, tells Prog. “It’s very much an experiment, but we think it works.” Stuckfish IV comprises nine songs, all co-written by Fisher and vocalist/fellow co-founder Philip Stuckey. Conceptually, it features previously untried elements including new vocal arrangements and a three-minute pop song. “We thought, ‘How do we equal or even top [predecessor] Days Of Innocence?’ Every time we came up with a new piece of music, we asked ourselves, ‘Have we done this before?’ If we had, I ditched it. The whole Stuckfish ethos is…

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