Silica Gel Returns to Full-Length Albums After Three Years with Release of 'Ballad of You'

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Band Silica Gel has confirmed the release of their full-length album.

On the 23rd, Silica Gel announced via official social media that their third full-length album, 'Ballad of You', will be released on August 20. They also unveiled the cover image, launching a full-scale promotional campaign for their first new full-length album in approximately three years.

Alongside this, they have initiated Pre-Save and Pre-Add promotions allowing fans to pre-save the album before its official release. On major global music platforms including YouTube Music, Spotify, and Apple Music, users can pre-save the album through dedicated pages, garnering enthusiastic responses from music fans.

This album cover continues the visual theme of the previously released lead single 'Molecular Gastronomy', which came out on the 30th. The rough, torn paper with engraved ASCII art contrasted sharply against the vivid red tape securing it, sensibly conveying the unique atmosphere of the album.

Through their earlier releases 'BIG VOID' and 'Molecular Gastronomy', Silica Gel has progressively showcased a new musical world that expands upon their established style. They have also hinted at the "next chapter" leading to their third full-length album through various stage performances and interviews, while pre-releasing setlists from solo concerts featuring numerous new tracks, further heightening anticipation for the upcoming album.

With about one month remaining until release, as the outline of the album gradually becomes clearer, attention is turning toward the evolved music and narrative Silica Gel will present through their third full-length album 'Ballad of You'.

Meanwhile, Silica Gel is preparing to host their largest career-scale solo concert, 'Silica Gel Asia Tour "Syn.THE.Size: Ballad of You" in Seoul', on September 26 and 27 at KSPO DOME in Seoul Olympic Park. They have also announced their first Asian tour, including stops in Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Japan, raising expectations for their activities in the second half of the year.

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