Oldfield's 1991 album "Heaven's Open" marked a departure from his earlier, more experimental works, embracing a synth-pop sound with guest vocalists.
- The album features vocals from Anita Hohner, Maggie Reilly, and Danny Cummings.
- It was Oldfield's seventh album to be released on Virgin Records.
- Despite its synth-pop direction, the album did not chart in the UK.
Mike Oldfield is a British multi-instrumentalist and composer, best known for his 1973 fusion of progressive rock and world music on the album "Tubular Bells." In 1991, Oldfield released "Heaven's Open" during a period where he was exploring more direct synth-pop and new wave sounds.
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