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Review: Ultimate classic rock outfit Deep Purple are back with a new album whose title '=1', we're told via a press release, "symbolises the idea that in a world growing ever more complex, everything eventually simplifies down to a single, unified essence. Everything equals one." It is the 23rd of the band's career and their first since 2021's Turning to Crime. Bob Ezrin produced it and this is the first album from the group to have Simon McBride on guitar after he only joined the band in 2022.

Review: Deep Purple, hailed as rock legends, are set to release their new album, =1 on earMUSIC to the excitement of many long time fans. This latest album continues their illustrious legacy, characterised by over 100 million albums sold and decades of sold-out global tours. The first single gave fans a taste of the album's 13 dynamic tracks. =1 marks their first album featuring guitarist Simon McBride, who replaced Steve Morse in 2022. Produced by the iconic Bob Ezrin, the album captures the spirit of their 1970s sound without falling into nostalgia. The enigmatic title =1 symbolises unity and simplicity in an increasingly complex world, with its full meaning and intriguing artwork to be unveiled soon. Fans have been abuzz with speculation after mysterious equations and multiverse imagery appeared in major cities. This release also features a special purple vinyl edition with an in depth booklet inside for added enjoyment.