Progressive powerhouse STICK MEN has unveiled their first new album in over a decade, "Let's Thrak Again", a Robert Fripp-sanctioned homage to KING CRIMSON's eleventh studio album, "Thrak".

The collection features an early preview of the song "Swimming In Tea", with Reuter stepping up to the microphone before the track erupts into one of Levin's signature Chapman Stick solos.

The album is presented as two entirely distinct versions: Reel One and Reel Two.

Reel One was mixed by Stefano Castagna, while Reel Two was handled by Fabio Trentini.

Both versions feature different mixes, alternate track sequences, and contrasting sonic perspectives that transform the material into two distinct listening experiences.

STICK MEN explains their concept behind "Let's Thrak Again": "We didn't just write 12 new compositions; we designed an entirely new sonic vocabulary for them." They also noted that their audience listens deeply, not just wanting to hear the notes but understanding the architecture of the sound.

By having two different visions, they are handing the listener the ultimate audiophile puzzle.

Pre-orders for the September 4 release are available now via Bandcamp.

The album will be available on vinyl, CD, and digitally.

"Let's Thrak Again" (Reel One) track listing includes "Let's Thrak Again", "Like We Did Last Summer", "Haggin Triptych", and more.

"Let's Thrak Again" (Reel Two) track listing features a different set of songs with the same title, along with other unique tracks.

The foundation of STICK MEN rests on a musical partnership spanning decades, anchored by musicians who have helped shape modern rock.

The band consists of Tony Levin (Peter Gabriel, John Lennon, PINK FLOYD), Pat Mastelotto (MR.

MISTER, XTC), and Markus Reuter.