BEC Recordings has announced the return of The Glorious Unseen with their new album Lovesick.
Lovesick will release on BEC Recordings on September 18.
The Glorious Unseen return from a two-year hiatus after the successful release of Tonight the Stars Speak in 2007, and The Hope that Lies in You, in 2009.
During their break, frontman Ben Crist served at the International House of Prayer.
Crist was involved in the Bible school as well as in worship teams that maintained the 24/7 prayer and worship.
The songs on the band's next album are described by BEC as worshipful and influenced by Crist's experience of ministering at the International House of Prayer.
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