Two decades after the release of the album 'The Division Bell', the record work that marked a closing in the career of Pink FloydIn recent days, rumors have grown about the long-awaited reunion of the legendary group and the upcoming release of a new studio album. These rumors have taken more importance after that from their Twitter account, David Gilmour's partner (leader of the band), Polly Samson, gave the news that Pink Floyd plans to release its first album in twenty years for next fall Boreal.
Samson went further and announced that the album will be named 'The Endless River' and that it would go on sale in October this year. In the Twitter message, Gilmour's partner also pointed out that the new Pink Floyd album will be "Based on the 1994 sessions of Rick Wright's last beautiful appearance".
Polly Samson's previews were also joined by a photo published by Durga McBroom-Hudson, a backup singer who appeared on previous Pink Floyd albums, in which she appears with two other singers and with David Gilmour in a recording studio. The singer added the message next to the photo: Yes, a new Pink Floyd album is coming out, and I'm on it. We have had a great joy with this ». These new songs would have been composed by Gilmour with Nick Mason, adding collaborations from Rick Wright, who passed away in September 2008. At the moment no participation of any of Roger Waters in the new project.