SPOCK'S BEARD have released their new video, for the Brief Nocturnes And Dreamless Sleep album track, 'Submerged'.

Guitarist Alan Morse had this to say about the filming of the video: "This is the best video we've done yet, we're really proud of it. We had a great time making it, though it was a lot of work. It looks fantastic - the director, actors and crew were all really top notch, it was a pleasure to work with them. The Director Michael Beaudry had a powerful vision to go with the song, and I think he executed it brilliantly. Plus he's just a really cool guy! Hope you all like it, more to come!"

Spock's Beard released their 11th studio album, Brief Nocturnes And Dreamless Sleep, on April 2nd via InsideOut Music.

The new studio album also marks the recording debut of long-time drummer Jimmy Keegan, and vocalist / guitarist Ted Leonard (ENCHANT, THOUGHT CHAMBER). It also sees the return of one familiar name to the song-writing credits, that of Neal Morse who has co-written two tracks after having left the band in 2002.

Of the collaboration, bass player Dave Meros says: "Al and Neal are brothers, of course, and keep in regular contact with each other. What happened was that Al spoke to Neal and told him he was working on some ideas. Neal said he'd love to help, so Al went down to Nashville, where his brother's now living, and they collaborated on the songs."

Co-produced by Alan Morse, Rich Mouser and John Boegehold, Brief Nocturnes And Dreamless Sleep is described by Meros as, "quirky, edgy, and reminding us a little bit of older times in the band, but also taking us further forward."

The tracklisting for Brief Nocturnes And Dreamless Sleep is as follows:

Disc One:

'Hiding Out'

'I Know Your Secret'

'A Treasure Abandoned'

'Submerged'

'Afterthoughts'

'Something Very Strange'

'Waiting For Me'

Disc Two (special edition only):

'The Man You’re Afraid You Are'

'Down A Burning Road'

'Wish I Were Here'

'Something Very Strange (Sanctified Remix)'

Limited edition bonus track:

'Postcards From Perdition'

A lyric video for 'Afterthoughts' can be seen below:

Excerpts of five songs from the new album can be heard below: