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Production of Blueneck's New Album Moonlighting Took Ten Years
Blueneck has completed work on their new album Moonlighting following a ten-year production process that included three mixing stages.
Ten years have passed since the release of the album titled The Outpost by the group Blueneck. Following the release of The Outpost, Blueneck carried out the production process for a new album, titled Moonlighting. The total production process of the Moonlighting album took ten years to complete. Across this ten-year period of work, the Moonlighting album went through three different mixing stages.
The Moonlighting album was developed with reference to a specific set of musical influences. Among the inspirations for the Moonlighting album are Mogwai, Cult Of Luna, Depeche Mode, Prince, and Genesis. These five entities are identified as inspirations for the album during the ten years spent on its production.
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