Gods And Robot

“Feelings are good,” a vocoder-soaked John Mitchell tells us at the beginning of Lonely Robot’s fourth album. The sentiment of this album’s title, and its opening title track, could not have come at a more appropriate time, as in 2020 people all around the world find themselves awash in a sea of myriad feelings, considering everything happening in the world these days. And, as much as 2020 feels like we should get a “do-over” or a mulligan on this entire year so far, as if these past six or seven months were just some cruel joke, somehow time marches ever onward; in the music world, it has suddenly been nearly a year-and-a-half since Lonely Robot‘s most recent album, “Under Stars”. In the world of John Mitchell, one of the most prolific song-crafters in all of progressive music, that might as well be an eternity…

Deluxe CD/DVD edition of this 2005 album from the American rockers featuring a bonus DVD containing an entire concert and the Jeremy Hunt-directed "Burning Beard" video clip. Also included is newly expanded artwork with card created by Nick Lakiotes as well as a Robot Hive/Exodus puzzle piece coaster.