Tale Cue Release Eclipse of the Midnight Sun

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Child in pajamas points at solar eclipse through open window, illuminating a room filled with drawings. Sky displays vivid reds and blues.

Tale Cue was formed in November 1988, when vocalist Laura Basla, guitarist Silvio Masanotti, and keyboardist Giovanni Porpora, after playing together in a cover band, decided to create their own project. Tale Cue has reunited to revive unfinished stories, weaving their signature style with the experiences, dreams, and sounds collected over the years of silence.

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After their departure in 1992, Tale Cue left behind unfinished expressions and unspoken emotions that lingered through the years. Today, they transform that long pause into a powerful resurgence, a true revenge through music. Their new work, Eclipse of the Midnight Sun, embodies this rebirth: a light that had always existed, finally revealed after a long eclipse. Tale Cue’s latest work is a journey through time, memory, and emotion. From the echoes of Voices Beyond My Curtain to the present, they explore the battles within (The Rage and the Innocence), the pursuit of dreams and illusions (For Gold and Stones), and the passage from loneliness to love (Suntears). They tell daring stories of adventure (Gordon Sinclair), reflect on the cycles of life (Tides), and confront chaos with a musical Pandora’s box (The Cue). Haunted memories (Lady M), the inevitability of death and rebirth (We Will Be Back Once More), and the intertwining of personal struggle with art (Vertigo) complete this vivid tapestry — a testament to their return and the light finally emerging after a long eclipse.