" United and Identified releases their new CD “Forever Homeward”, including 13 full-length tracks titled “Breaking Down”, ”Corporate consumer” and many more. “Our sound has evolved, and we have added guitars which brings even more drive to the songs”, says Steve Caster. “The new backing vocals certainly are a nice addition as well”, adds Sammy Glaied. The CD embodies the view of the band on technology and how it impacts society and individuals. The title “Forever Homeward” represents the eternal search for the inner self. “We spent a lot of time playing with the feedback we received on the previous CD, and created an evolved sound that echoes our audience’s wishes and the identity of the band”,claims Steve. The CD takes you on a musical trip between synth pop, metal thumping beats and melodic synths. ”Forever Homeward” is the first CD fully recorded and mixed in the band’s own studio.

" United and Identified releases their new CD “Forever Homeward”, including 13 full-length tracks titled “Breaking Down”, ”Corporate consumer” and many more. “Our sound has evolved, and we have added guitars which brings even more drive to the songs”, says Steve Caster. “The new backing vocals certainly are a nice addition as well”, adds Sammy Glaied. The CD embodies the view of the band on technology and how it impacts society and individuals. The title “Forever Homeward” represents the eternal search for the inner self. “We spent a lot of time playing with the feedback we received on the previous CD, and created an evolved sound that echoes our audience’s wishes and the identity of the band”,claims Steve. The CD takes you on a musical trip between synth pop, metal thumping beats and melodic synths. ”Forever Homeward” is the first CD fully recorded and mixed in the band’s own studio.

Starting Spring Tube's year 4 we begin to present you the full singles for the tracks originally released on label's 3rd sampler past spring. The first single is on the "Composition" theme by one-and-only Satoshi Fumi! The track has a little history and is titled "Composition" not just for fun or due the lack of imagination; - it's a name of an event series which were organized by Satoshi himself and his friends in their native country. For this reason one of the remixes comes also from Japan where Mr. Fumi is from, and its author is young producer Yuki Uno. Two other remixes deliver Spring Tube's regulars - Stephen J. Kroos and Slang & Technodreamer. Stephen presented on our label his double album "my musIQ" half a year ago; soon we'll release plenty of singles with remixes for the brightest tracks appeared on it. Slang & Technodreamer at this moment working on the remix for one of these forthcoming Kroos' singles but for now they all are here with their interpretations on Satoshi's "Composition". Enjoy!