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Steven Wilson to release new solo album “The Harmony Codex” next year

Author Flavia Andrade - 28.11.2022

Steven Wilson has announced his new solo album “The Harmony Codex”, to be released in 2023.

The announcement was made via an Instagram post, on which Wilson revealed he was working with Israeli vocalist Ninet Tayeb, who he previously worked with on “Hand. Cannot. Erase.” and “To The Bone”.

You can check out the original post below:

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