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Splat! (album)

Splat! is the 24th studio album by English hard rock band Deep Purple, released on 3 July 2026. It is the band's sixth collaboration with producer Bob Ezrin, who has produced every Deep Purple album since Now What?! (2013), and their second album with guitarist Simon McBride, following =1 (2024).

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Heavy metalProgressive rockBluesRapture of the DeepConcept album
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Don AireyRoger GloverIan Paice
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Genres
Hard rock · heavy metal · progressive rock
Label
earMusic
Length
50:24
Producer
Bob Ezrin
Released
3 July 2026 (2026-07-03)
Studios
The Sound (Nashville) · Noble Street (Toronto) · Headline Music (Harston) · SMB · Chameleon (Hamburg)

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Splat! (album)

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Avg. degree1.92
Density0.076923
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Splat! (album)

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Studios · 5
Splat! (album) → Chameleon (Hamburg), Headline Music (Harston), Noble Street (Toronto), SMB, The Sound (Nashville)
Genres · 3
Splat! (album) → Hard rock, heavy metal, progressive rock
Label · 1
Splat! (album) → earMusic
Length · 1
Splat! (album) → 50:24
Producer · 1
Splat! (album) → Bob Ezrin
Released · 1
Splat! (album) → 3 July 2026 (2026-07-03)

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album splat deep purple released 2026 producer bob ezrin mcbride 2024 music hard rock simon personnel written ian gillan guilt

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Splat! (album)GenresHard rock1.00infobox
Splat! (album)Genresheavy metal1.00infobox
Splat! (album)Genresprogressive rock1.00infobox
Splat! (album)LabelearMusic1.00infobox
Splat! (album)Length50:241.00infobox
Splat! (album)ProducerBob Ezrin1.00infobox
Splat! (album)Released3 July 2026 (2026-07-03)1.00infobox
Splat! (album)StudiosThe Sound (Nashville)1.00infobox
Splat! (album)StudiosNoble Street (Toronto)1.00infobox
Splat! (album)StudiosHeadline Music (Harston)1.00infobox
Splat! (album)StudiosSMB1.00infobox
Splat! (album)StudiosChameleon (Hamburg)1.00infobox

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