Pink Floyd’s co-founder unveils a glimpse of his solo reimagining of The Dark Side of the Moon.

Roger Waters has offered fans a sneak peek at his solo remastered version of the legendary album The Dark Side of the Moon.

Last month, the Pink Floyd co-founder announced plans to release a fresh interpretation of the groundbreaking record, this time as a solo endeavour. Reports suggest the remastering process was undertaken without informing his former bandmates.

Discussing the project with The Telegraph, Waters stated: “I wrote The Dark Side of the Moon. Let’s cut out this ‘we’ nonsense.” He clarified, “Of course, we were a band—four of us contributed—but this is my vision.”

This bold reinterpretation of the iconic album, originally released in 1973, showcases Waters’ ongoing connection to the work that defined Pink Floyd’s legacy. Fans eagerly await further updates on this creative endeavour.

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