For over a decade, NMB has stood as one of progressive rocks most enduring and unified collectives. With L.I.F.T., their latest studio album and first since 2021s Innocence & Danger, Neal Morse, Mike Portnoy, Eric Gillette, Bill Hubauer, and Randy George return with a work that embodies both reflection and inspiration. Written and recorded under time constraints, during a period of major transition, L.I.F.T. captures the bands creative chemistry at its most instinctive and inspired.

Conceptually, L.I.F.T. continues NMBs tradition of spiritually themed storytelling, combining emotional depth with the bands trademark progressive rock grandeur. I would say its a spiritual heros journey, Morse explains. Throughout L.I.F.T., NMB sounds both revitalized and unified. The interplay between each member and the vibrance in the songs brings a renewed sense of balance and excitement. When everyones on the same page and digging it, things move fast, Morse sa

For over a decade, NMB has stood as one of progressive rocks most enduring and unified collectives. With L.I.F.T., their latest studio album and first since 2021s Innocence & Danger, Neal Morse, Mike Portnoy, Eric Gillette, Bill Hubauer, and Randy George return with a work that embodies both reflection and inspiration. Written and recorded under time constraints, during a period of major transition, L.I.F.T. captures the bands creative chemistry at its most instinctive and inspired.

Conceptually, L.I.F.T. continues NMBs tradition of spiritually themed storytelling, combining emotional depth with the bands trademark progressive rock grandeur. I would say its a spiritual heros journey, Morse explains. Throughout L.I.F.T., NMB sounds both revitalized and unified. The interplay between each member and the vibrance in the songs brings a renewed sense of balance and excitement. When everyones on the same page and digging it, things move fast, Morse sa