November 2nd returns after a six year hiatus with their new disk Night Walk With Me which was recorded in Prague, New York and Nashville with help from famous american singer Suzanne Vega who put the band in touch with Tchad Blake. Final mixing was done by this producer Tchad Blake (Sheryl Crow, Peter Gabriel, Tom Waits) who put his own unique stamp into the albums sound adding new colours and shapes to the final product. Lead singer Sasha Langosova penned all 11 tracks on Night Walk With Me, “These are stories on the border between waking and dreaming which blurs the borde between reality and vision” says Langosova.Album producer Steve Walsh (Viktor Krauss, Erasure) decided to keep the original song structures he had heard. “Sasha’s lyrics are obscure, but they contrast nicely with the melodic music which gave the songs much more strength. It is something I tried to keep on the album” says Walsh who got the band to play more traditional instruments for the recording. “When Sasha played me a new song just solo on her guitar, I wanted to recreate that atmosphere for the listener where they could close their eyes and imagine her singing in front of them with the band accenting and complimenting the sound”.The album immediately garnered excellent reviews and place in the Czech Top 40. The prestigious Czech magazine Instinkt devoted a almost a full page to a recent review of the album Night Walk With Me in which they wrote “it was a great dive into listening to the album and let each seemingly simple song reveal its own charms and strengths”. According to them it is a great album and very accessible to all, “kind easy listening accessible music, really the ideal pop music”.Music journalist Vladimir Vlasak wrote “Langosova wrote compelling and melodic compositions. The inner drama in the compositions and interesting arrangements gives Night Walk With Me a remarkable diversity”. One might not perceive these songs as a standard rock fair, however what strikes a listener are each songs’ own atmosphere and the lead singer’s strong voice. Vlasak gave the album an 80% rating in his review and noted the album has the potential to open doors for the band into the greater international music scene.