Lonely Robot "Feelings Are Good"

Country: UK
Genre(s): Progressive Rock
Label: InsideOut
Format: CD, vinyl, digital
Release date: July 17, 2020
Tracklist: 
1. Feelings Are Good (1:16)
2. Into The Lo-Fi (4:17)
3. Spiders (5:04)
4. Crystalline (5:16)
5. Life Is A Sine Wave (6:33)
6. Armour For My Heart (5:18)
7. Suburbia (5:03)
8. The Silent Life (5:04)
9. Keeping People As Pets (5:20)
10. Army Of One (6:23)
11. Grief Is The Price Of Love (1:25)
12. The Silent Life (Orchestral Version) (5:04)
13. Crystalline (Orchestral Version) (5:18)

Total Time 61:21

Line-up: 
John Mitchell (Kino, Frost*, Arena, It Bites) - vocals, guitar, bass, keyboards
Craig Blundell (Steven Wilson, The Mute Gods, Kino, Pendragon, Fish) - drums

Description/Reviews: 

Musically, Mitchell has kept his signature sound and further refined it into lush modern prog and rock anthems that perfectly combine complex and accessible elements with astonishing dynamics and impeccable songwriting. 

Media/Samples 
Life Is A Sine Wave
Spiders

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Lonely Robot "Under Stars"

Country: UK
Genre(s): Progressive Rock/Pop
Label: InsideOut
Format: CD, vinyl, digital
Release date: April 26, 2019
Tracklist: 
1. Terminal Earth
2. Ancient Ascendant
3. Icarus
4. Under Stars
5. Authorship Of Our Lives
6. The Signal
7. The Only Time I Don’t Belong Is Now
8. When Gravity Fails
9. How Bright Is The Sun?
10. Inside This Machine
11. An Ending
12. How Bright Is The Sun? (Cosmic Mix)* CD / digital bonus track
13. Under Stars (Cosmic Mix)* CD / digital bonus track
14. Lonely Robot – Chapter One – Airlock* CD / digital bonus track

Line-up: 
John Mitchell (It Bites, Kino, Arena, Frost*) - vocals, various instruments
Craig Blundell (Pendragon, Frost*, Steven Wilson) - drums
   With:
Steve Vantsis (Fish) - bass

Media/Samples 
Ancient Ascendant
How Bright Is The Sun?

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Lonely Robot "The Big Dream"

Country: UK
Genre(s): Progressive Rock
Label: InsideOut
Format: CD, vinyl, digital
Release date: April 28, 2017
Tracklist: 
1. Prologue (Deep Sleep) (2:18)
2. Awakenings (5:18)
3. Sigma (5:08)
4. In Floral Green (5:18)
5. Everglow (5:04)
6. False Lights (5:36)
7. Symbolic (5:09)
8. The Divine Art Of Being (5:40)
9. The Big Dream (8:01)
10. Hello World Goodbye (3:56)
11. Epilogue (Sea Beams) (2:54) Bonus Tracks:
 12. In Floral Green (5:18)
13. The Divine Art Of Being (5:40)
14. Why Do We Stay? (5:15)

Total time 70:35

Line-up: 
John Mitchell (It Bites, Kino, Arena, Frost*) - vocals, various instruments
Craig Blundell (Pendragon, Frost*, Steven Wilson) - drums
   With:
Kim Seviour (Touchstone) - vocals (14)

Description/Reviews: 

Following 2015’s acclaimed debut ‘Please Come Home’, ‘The Big Dream’ has a core theme running through it - one that sees The Astronaut, the central character in the Lonely Robot adventure, emerging from a long period in stasis.
Mitchell explains: “The Astronaut wakes up from a cryogenic sleep but finds he’s no longer in space, and is instead in a woodland area surrounded by a group of strange people with animal heads! It's a little surreal, a little ‘Midsummer Night's Dream’ to some extent. This is something of a solipsistic haze, for want of a better description!”

Media/Samples 
Everglow
Sigma

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Lonely Robot "The Big Dream"

Country: UK
Genre(s): Progressive Rock
Label: InsideOut
Format: CD, vinyl, digital
Release date: April 28, 2017
Tracklist: 
1. Prologue (Deep Sleep) (2:18)
2. Awakenings (5:18)
3. Sigma (5:08)
4. In Floral Green (5:18)
5. Everglow (5:04)
6. False Lights (5:36)
7. Symbolic (5:09)
8. The Divine Art Of Being (5:40)
9. The Big Dream (8:01)
10. Hello World Goodbye (3:56)
11. Epilogue (Sea Beams) (2:54) Bonus Tracks:
 12. In Floral Green (5:18)
13. The Divine Art Of Being (5:40)
14. Why Do We Stay? (5:15)

Total time 70:35

Line-up: 
John Mitchell (It Bites, Kino, Arena, Frost*) - vocals, various instruments
Craig Blundell (Pendragon, Frost*, Steven Wilson) - drums
   With:
Kim Seviour (Touchstone) - vocals (14)

Description/Reviews: 

Following 2015’s acclaimed debut ‘Please Come Home’, ‘The Big Dream’ has a core theme running through it - one that sees The Astronaut, the central character in the Lonely Robot adventure, emerging from a long period in stasis.
Mitchell explains: “The Astronaut wakes up from a cryogenic sleep but finds he’s no longer in space, and is instead in a woodland area surrounded by a group of strange people with animal heads! It's a little surreal, a little ‘Midsummer Night's Dream’ to some extent. This is something of a solipsistic haze, for want of a better description!”

Media/Samples 
Everglow
Sigma

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Lonely Robot "Please Come Home"

Country: UK
Genre(s): Progressive Rock
Label: InsideOut
Format: CD, vinyl
Release date: February 23, 2015
Tracklist: 

1. Airlock - 3:55
2. God vs Man - 5:40
3. The Boy In The Radio - 4:49
4. Why Do We Stay? - 5:10
5. Lonely Robot - 8:07
6. A Godless Sea - 5:26
7. Oubliette - 5:19
8. Construct/Obstruct - 5:46
9. Are We Copies? - 6:17
10. Humans Being - 5:36
11. The Red Balloon - 2:01
12. Humans Being [Bonus track, Ambient Mix] - 5:28
13. Why Do We Stay? [Bonus track, Piano Mix] - 5:14
14. A Godless Sea [Bonus track, Ocean Mix] - 5:28

Line-up: 
John Mitchell (It Bites, Kino, Arena, Frost*) - vocals, guitar
     With:
Nick Beggs (Steve Hackett, Steven Wilson, Lifesigns, Fish On Friday) - bass
Craig Blundell (Pendragon, Frost*) - drums
Steve Hogarth (Marrillion) - vocals
Nik Kershaw - vocals
Heather Findlay (ex-Mostly Autumn) - vocals
Jem Godfrey (Frost*) - vocals
Kim Seviour (Touchstone) - vocals
Peter Cox - vocals
Lee Ingleby - narration

Media/Samples 
Progstreaming
Airlock (Teaser)
God vs. Man

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