Gentle Giant have announced a newly remixed and remastered reissue of their 1973 fifth studio album, “In A Glass House“. The band have also shared a brand new video for the track “Way Of Life”.
The new version has been remixed and remastered by Grammy Award-winning producer Eber Pinheiro alongside the band’s own Derek Shulman.
“When we made “In a Glass House“, we were pushing ourselves musically and creatively in every direction,” Shulman says. “Hearing the recordings again and being able to remix them with today’s technology has revealed details and textures that were always there but never fully heard. We wanted to present “In a Glass House” the way we always hoped it could sound, clearer, more dynamic, and true to the original vision. The detail in the performances really comes through in this new mix.”
One of progressive rock’s most daring and influential albums, “In a Glass House” by Gentle Giant returns in a powerful new form, newly remixed and remastered by Grammy Award-winning producer Eber Pinheiro alongside the band’s own Derek Shulman.
Originally released in 1973, “In a Glass House” stands as a bold artistic statement that pushed the boundaries of composition, musicianship, and studio experimentation. With its intricate arrangements, shifting time signatures, and thought-provoking themes, the album remains a cornerstone of progressive rock and one of Gentle Giant’s most celebrated works.
“We wanted to present “In a Glass House” the way we always hoped it could sound, clearer, more dynamic, and true to the original vision,” says Derek Shulman. “The detail in the performances really comes through in this new mix.”
“The Dolby Atmos and surround mixes really allow the listener to step inside the music. It’s incredibly rewarding to hear the album take on a new life while still staying completely true to what we created in 1973.”
The new reissue will be available on limited-edition 180g heavyweight clear vinyl as well as 180g black vinyl, as a CD, and a deluxe CD/Blu-ray edition featuring stereo, 5.1 surround sound, and Dolby Atmos mixes.
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