Canadian-Australian Band TROPE Releases Double Album DYAD on November 6: 17 Tracks Across a Seven-Song Progressive Side A and a Ten-Song Alternative Side B
London, Ontario, Canada — Canadian-Australian alternative progressive rock band TROPE released the double album DYAD on November 6, 2026, with 17 tracks in total: seven progressive rock tracks on Side A and ten alternative rock tracks on Side B. The album was three years in the making, largely written by guitarist and producer Moonhead and vocalist Diana Studenberg.
According to the release report, Moonhead produced and engineered the album, performing all guitars, bass and piano and handling the mixing and mastering, while Studenberg co-wrote lyrics and melodies. Guest drummers include Gavin Harrison of Porcupine Tree, who plays on "Here's to the Lonely," and Gunnar Olsen, who plays on the band's cover of the Stranglers' "Golden Brown." Five singles were released in advance; the complete album is now available worldwide on digital platforms, with Spotify the exception — tracks will be added there monthly over the following year. DYAD was named to Loudwire's 2026 list of the most anticipated progressive rock and progressive metal albums. This report states the release details and production credits only, without review or commentary.
(Source: Metal Shock Finland release report, November 6, 2026)
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