This Blu-ray features the Dolby Atmos version of the album.
More than four decades after redefining the sound of melodic progressive rock, ASIA returns in 2026 with "Indigo," a studio album that seamlessly connects the past, present, and future with remarkable grace and authenticity. With Geoffrey Downes alongside an inspired new lineup — Virgil Donati, John Mitchell, and Harry Whitley — ASIA confidently steps into a new era while honoring the legacy that has made it one of the most iconic supergroups of all time. Recorded throughout 2025 and produced by Downes and the band, with mixing and mastering by John Mitchell, "Indigo" captures the undeniable spirit of ASIA while infusing it with renewed vitality and purpose. The album also features special guest appearances that elevate its scope: Steve Howe contributes acoustic guitar on the evocative "Chesapeake Bay," while Mike Portnoy (Dream Theater) delivers a powerful performance on the bonus track "Tattoo Indigo (Part 3)."
With "Indigo," ASIA not only revisits its heritage — it expands it, proving once again that its music remains as vital, resonant, and timeless as ever.
More than four decades after redefining the sound of melodic progressive rock, ASIA returns in 2026 with "Indigo," a studio album that seamlessly connects the past, present, and future with remarkable grace and authenticity. With Geoffrey Downes alongside an inspired new lineup — Virgil Donati, John Mitchell, and Harry Whitley — ASIA confidently steps into a new era while honoring the legacy that has made it one of the most iconic supergroups of all time. Recorded throughout 2025 and produced by Downes and the band, with mixing and mastering by John Mitchell, "Indigo" captures the undeniable spirit of ASIA while infusing it with renewed vitality and purpose. The album also features special guest appearances that elevate its scope: Steve Howe contributes acoustic guitar on the evocative "Chesapeake Bay," while Mike Portnoy (Dream Theater) delivers a powerful performance on the bonus track "Tattoo Indigo (Part 3)."
With "Indigo," ASIA not only revisits its heritage — it expands it, proving once again that its music remains as vital, resonant, and timeless as ever.
