Vague Messages from the Idealist

Official audio for Pagan by The Corneliuses, taken from their third album Vague Messages from the Idealist. Vague Messages from the Idealist is the third album released by English band The Corneliuses, being released on the 6th of August, 2026. Musically, it boldly sets out to expand the musical horizons of the band, introducing a more wide-ranging, lush, and rich instrumentation, and, in the first half, often even veering into neoclassical territory, which forms the prevailing mood of the album. One single was released from it; The Great Circle, the day prior. The cover art features three paintings by Pre-Raphaelite painter John William Waterhouse; namely Miranda The Tempest (1916); Boreas (1903); Miranda (1875), which are overlaid atop each other (in the order given). Released on Heafod Records (H00201a). All rights reserved. Credits: Composer, Writer, Producer: Edwin Vale Synths, Keyboards, Piano, Strings, Programming: Edwin Vale Electric Guitar, Synths: Martin Edwards Bass: Greg Layton Drums: Percy Wright Vague Messages from the Idealist is available for purchase on Bandcamp: https://thecorneliuses.bandcamp.com/album/vague-messages-from-the-idealist Vague Messages from the Idealist is available for streaming on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/the-corneliuses/sets/vague-messages-from-the

Official audio for Demeter by The Corneliuses, taken from their third album Vague Messages from the Idealist. Vague Messages from the Idealist is the third album released by English band The Corneliuses, being released on the 6th of August, 2026. Musically, it boldly sets out to expand the musical horizons of the band, introducing a more wide-ranging, lush, and rich instrumentation, and, in the first half, often even veering into neoclassical territory, which forms the prevailing mood of the album. One single was released from it; The Great Circle, the day prior. The cover art features three paintings by Pre-Raphaelite painter John William Waterhouse; namely Miranda The Tempest (1916); Boreas (1903); Miranda (1875), which are overlaid atop each other (in the order given). Released on Heafod Records (H00201a). All rights reserved. Credits: Composer, Writer, Producer: Edwin Vale Synths, Keyboards, Piano, Strings, Programming: Edwin Vale Electric Guitar, Synths: Martin Edwards Bass: Greg Layton Drums: Percy Wright Vague Messages from the Idealist is available for purchase on Bandcamp: https://thecorneliuses.bandcamp.com/album/vague-messages-from-the-idealist Vague Messages from the Idealist is available for streaming on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/the-corneliuses/sets/vague-messages-from-the

Official audio for The Great Circle by The Corneliuses, taken from their ninth single of the same name. The Great Circle is the ninth single released by The Corneliuses (on the 5th of August, 2026). Musically, The Great Circle boldly sets out to expand the horizons of the band, with more wide-ranging, lush, and rich instrumentation, often veering into neoclassical territory. Two paintings are incorporated into the cover art; 'God Speed' by Edmund Blair Leighton; and 'The Martyr of the Solway' by Sir John Everett Millais, 1st Baronet. Released on Heafod Records (H0020a). All rights reserved. Credits: Composer, Writer, Producer: Edwin Vale Synths, Keyboards, Piano, Strings, Programming: Edwin Vale Electric Guitar: Martin Edwards Bass: Greg Layton Drums: Percy Wright The Great Circle is available for purchase on Bandcamp: https://thecorneliuses.bandcamp.com/album/the-great-circle

Official audio for Vision of the Idealist by The Corneliuses, taken from their third album Vague Messages from the Idealist. Vague Messages from the Idealist is the third album released by English band The Corneliuses, being released on the 6th of August, 2026. Musically, it boldly sets out to expand the musical horizons of the band, introducing a more wide-ranging, lush, and rich instrumentation, and, in the first half, often even veering into neoclassical territory, which forms the prevailing mood of the album. One single was released from it; The Great Circle, the day prior. The cover art features three paintings by Pre-Raphaelite painter John William Waterhouse; namely Miranda The Tempest (1916); Boreas (1903); Miranda (1875), which are overlaid atop each other (in the order given). Released on Heafod Records (H00201a). All rights reserved. Credits: Composer, Writer, Producer: Edwin Vale Synths, Keyboards, Piano, Strings, Programming: Edwin Vale Electric Guitar, Synths: Martin Edwards Bass: Greg Layton Drums: Percy Wright Vague Messages from the Idealist is available for purchase on Bandcamp: https://thecorneliuses.bandcamp.com/album/vague-messages-from-the-idealist Vague Messages from the Idealist is available for streaming on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/the-corneliuses/sets/vague-messages-from-the

Official audio for Demeter by The Corneliuses, taken from their third album Vague Messages from the Idealist. Vague Messages from the Idealist is the third album released by English band The Corneliuses, being released on the 6th of August, 2026. Musically, it boldly sets out to expand the musical horizons of the band, introducing a more wide-ranging, lush, and rich instrumentation, and, in the first half, often even veering into neoclassical territory, which forms the prevailing mood of the album. One single was released from it; The Great Circle, the day prior. The cover art features three paintings by Pre-Raphaelite painter John William Waterhouse; namely Miranda The Tempest (1916); Boreas (1903); Miranda (1875), which are overlaid atop each other (in the order given). Released on Heafod Records (H00201a). All rights reserved. Credits: Composer, Writer, Producer: Edwin Vale Synths, Keyboards, Piano, Strings, Programming: Edwin Vale Electric Guitar, Synths: Martin Edwards Bass: Greg Layton Drums: Percy Wright Vague Messages from the Idealist is available for purchase on Bandcamp: https://thecorneliuses.bandcamp.com/album/vague-messages-from-the-idealist Vague Messages from the Idealist is available for streaming on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/the-corneliuses/sets/vague-messages-from-the

Official audio for Under the Quiet Stars by The Corneliuses, taken from their third album Vague Messages from the Idealist. Vague Messages from the Idealist is the third album released by English band The Corneliuses, being released on the 6th of August, 2026. Musically, it boldly sets out to expand the musical horizons of the band, introducing a more wide-ranging, lush, and rich instrumentation, and, in the first half, often even veering into neoclassical territory, which forms the prevailing mood of the album. One single was released from it; The Great Circle, the day prior. The cover art features three paintings by Pre-Raphaelite painter John William Waterhouse; namely Miranda The Tempest (1916); Boreas (1903); Miranda (1875), which are overlaid atop each other (in the order given). Released on Heafod Records (H00201a). All rights reserved. Credits: Composer, Writer, Producer: Edwin Vale Synths, Keyboards, Piano, Strings, Programming: Edwin Vale Electric Guitar, Synths: Martin Edwards Bass: Greg Layton Drums: Percy Wright Vague Messages from the Idealist is available for purchase on Bandcamp: https://thecorneliuses.bandcamp.com/album/vague-messages-from-the-idealist Vague Messages from the Idealist is available for streaming on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/the-corneliuses/sets/vague-messages-from-the

Official audio for The Power of Water by The Corneliuses, taken from their third album Vague Messages from the Idealist. Vague Messages from the Idealist is the third album released by English band The Corneliuses, being released on the 6th of August, 2026. Musically, it boldly sets out to expand the musical horizons of the band, introducing a more wide-ranging, lush, and rich instrumentation, and, in the first half, often even veering into neoclassical territory, which forms the prevailing mood of the album. One single was released from it; The Great Circle, the day prior. The cover art features three paintings by Pre-Raphaelite painter John William Waterhouse; namely Miranda The Tempest (1916); Boreas (1903); Miranda (1875), which are overlaid atop each other (in the order given). Released on Heafod Records (H00201a). All rights reserved. Credits: Composer, Writer, Producer: Edwin Vale Synths, Keyboards, Piano, Strings, Programming: Edwin Vale Electric Guitar, Synths: Martin Edwards Bass: Greg Layton Drums: Percy Wright Vague Messages from the Idealist is available for purchase on Bandcamp: https://thecorneliuses.bandcamp.com/album/vague-messages-from-the-idealist Vague Messages from the Idealist is available for streaming on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/the-corneliuses/sets/vague-messages-from-the