"Passengers" is a compelling 2003 album by Yorkshire's own Mostly Autumn, recorded at their own studio and released on their independent label. The album balances the band's characteristic melodic progressive rock with moments of intense passion and atmospheric introspection.
- "Passengers" was recorded at Mostly Autumn's own studio, White House Recordings.
- The album was released on 16 September 2003, on the band's independent label, Mostly Autumn Records.
- The album features a guest appearance by Loreena McKennitt.
Mostly Autumn are a progressive rock band from Yorkshire, England, formed in 1995. The band is known for its blend of rock, folk, and classical influences, with a focus on strong melodies and narrative songwriting. "Passengers," released in 2003, marked a significant point in the band's career, showcasing their evolving sound and thematic depth. It followed their critically acclaimed 2001 album "The Last Bright Land" and preceded their 2005 concept album "Storms Over Stillwater."
