advent horizon returns with "falling together"

US-based progressive rock group Advent Horizon has returned with a new studio album titled Falling Together. The follow-up to their critically acclaimed 2023 release A Cell to Call Home is an album about holding your beliefs under a microscope, and determining whether they are truly yours, or whether they were planted there by others when you were young and impressionable.

"Falling Together" has been met with overwhelmingly positive reviews from outlets across the globe, and is available now on all streaming services as well as on Vinyl/CD/Bandcamp

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about the band

"A rising force in the progressive music world."

Advent Horizon released their debut album Immured in 2011, and it's followup "Stagehound" in 2015. While both releases received positive ratings, it was 2023's critically acclaimed record "A cell to call home" that truly placed the band on the map. Featuring guests such as Jordan Rudess (Dream Theater), Randy McStine (Porcupine Tree) and Dave Meros (Spock's Beard), ACTCH was met with overwhelmingly positive reviews, and was praised for it's modern, emotional and compelling songwriting, as well as it's virtuosic musicianship and iconic sound. With word of their music spreading quickly through the Progressive music world and beyond, Rylee McDonald and Mike Lofgreen quickly set to work on ACTCH's followup album.

Much of the material had already begun taking shape during the sessions for A Cell To Call Home, when early ideas — including the expansive “In a Lone and Dreary World” — proved too large in scope to fit that record. By the time A Cell To Call Home arrived, roughly a third of the next album already existed, and the following year was spent refining and expanding it into a complete statement. The goal became clear: distill what makes the band distinct into something heavier, tighter, and more representative of their identity.

The remainder of the songs were composed during the summer of 2024, when Rylee McDonald and drummer Mike Lofgreen spent Mondays working beside a remote mountain lake in northern Utah. The quiet surroundings and isolation shaped the tone of the newer material, with several key tracks emerging directly from those sessions.

Recording followed between January and May 2025 at Cold House Studios in Provo, Utah, co-produced by the band alongside engineer and mixer Zach Boorman. The album was mastered by Jens Bogren (Opeth, Haken, Leprous, BTBAM) and its visual presentation was completed with artwork by Travis Smith (Opeth, Devin Townsend, Lamb of God, Mastadon), helping bring the project’s sound and atmosphere fully into focus.

Having performed across North America in recent years - including appearances at Progstock 2024, and Cruise to the Edge 2026 (where Rylee performed acoustic) - Advent Horizon is excited to get on the road and perform for fans across the globe.