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The Fierce And The Dead haven’t had it easy in recent years, but they’re ready to put all that behind them with their fourth album, News From The Invisible World. It’s striking in many ways – not least that, for the first time, they’ve recorded with vocals. Guitarist Matt Stevens and bassist Kevin Feazey join Prog to lift the lid on how the quartet are enjoying a new lease of life.

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A cancer diagnosis, that pandemic, a broken arm… the odds were stacked against The Fierce And The Dead’s new album, News From The Invisible World, from the get-go. “Everything that could go wrong did go wrong,” guitarist Matt Stevens reflects. “But in many ways it gave us a focus and gave us time to really put things under a microscope. And I think the music became a thing that gives a bit of hope for the future, and something that really meant a lot to all of us.” There was not just change in the genre-defying quartet’s personal lives, though. The album – their fourth – features vocals; yes, after more than 10 years of instrumentals, The Fierce And The Dead are now stepping in front of the microphone. That…

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