The Invisible Band

Travis, the Scottish rock band, released "The Invisible Band" on June 12, 2001, a captivating collection of 12 tracks that solidified their place in the Britpop genre. This album, released under Craft Recordings, is a testament to the band's knack for crafting instantly lovable and unforced songs that resonate with listeners. The album opens with the lead single "Sing," which introduces a blend of synth sounds, strumming guitars, and banjo, setting the tone for the rest of the record. With a duration of just 45 minutes, "The Invisible Band" is a concise yet powerful body of work that showcases Travis's signature sound and lyrical prowess.

The album features a mix of upbeat tracks like "Side" and "Flowers In The Window," and more introspective songs such as "Dear Diary" and "The Humpty Dumpty Love Song." The band's ability to seamlessly blend different styles and moods makes "The Invisible Band" a standout record in their discography. The album's production quality is top-notch, with a remastered 20th-anniversary edition engineered by Grammy award-winning Emily Lazar, ensuring that the music sounds as fresh and vibrant as ever. Whether you're a longtime fan of Travis or a newcomer to their music, "The Invisible Band" is an essential addition to any music collection.