"The Zombies’ newest arrived seven-and-a-half years after their Billboard-charting Still Got That Hunger and is worth the wait!" [Click to read]

Different Game is here and it’s fabulous with plenty of dazzling keyboard from Rod Argent and divine vocals from Colin Blunstone. While, of course, this album is essential for Zombies fans, it is also essential listening for those enthralled by The British Invasion and for those who want an album full of well-crafted, memorable songs. [Click to read]

Hertfordshire soft-rock pioneers The Zombies were always ahead of their time. In the mid-60s, they were too sophisticated to become a hit machine... [Click to read]

One thing we tried to do on the new album is not do what some vintage bands do and that is sort of scale back the energy,” said Argent when asked about the new album. “We’ve got several lovely ballads on the album, but they’re in the context also of three or four real groove tracks out of the 10 tracks. [Click to read]

The iconic 1960s group will be the focus of a feature documentary entitled “Hung Up on a Dream,” directed by Utopia co-founder, Rooney frontman and “Dreamland” director Robert Schwartzman. [Click to read]

Beatific baroque pop with a decidedly English feel, they’re able to meld together West Coast harmonies with something soothing, and almost psychedelic. [Click to read]

As well as the soaring lead single, official release material from the band explains that the album also features “tender acoustic ballads with classical string arrangements” and is produced by Rod Argent together with the band’s long-time live audio engineer Dale Hanson. [Click to read]