Neil Young’s orchestral epic Storytone is set to arrive next month. 

Young recently revealed that his second album of the year (and 35th in total) will feature a 92-piece orchestra. Storytone will will come with two versions, the first featuring Young playing solo and the second featuring the orchestra and choir.

The project has resulted in Young adopting a different creative approach, with the veteran musician “first recording the songs on his own in a solo-setting, then creating compelling versions of the songs in a new light with an orchestra and big band, resulting in a deeply-personal emotional listening experience throughout the new record.”

Storytone will be released on 4 November. The album will be available digitally as well as in a deluxe 180g double-LP package. The album can also be purchased via Young’s crowd-sourced music player Pono.

Tracklist:

Disc 1
1. “Plastic Flowers” (Solo)
2. “Who’s Gonna Stand Up?” (Solo)
3. “I Want To Drive My Car” (Solo)
4. “Glimmer” (Solo)
5. “Say Hello To Chicago” (Solo)
6. “Tumbleweed” (Solo)
7. “Like You Used To Do” (Solo)
8. “I’m Glad I Found You” (Solo)
9. “When I Watch You Sleeping” (Solo)
10. “All Those Dreams” (Solo)

Disc 2
1. “Plastic Flowers” (Orchestral)
2. “Who’s Gonna Stand Up?” (Orchestral)
3. “I Want To Drive My Car” (Orchestral)
4. “Glimmer” (Orchestral)
5. “Say Hello To Chicago” (Orchestral)
6. “Tumbleweed” (Orchestral)
7. “Like You Used To Do” (Orchestral)
8. “I’m Glad I Found You” (Orchestral)
9. “When I Watch You Sleeping” (Orchestral)
10. “All Those Dreams” (Orchestral)

[via Billboard]