Truth Movement released their 2nd studio album last summer. Fronted by singer /songwriter Corey Feldman, the band is a Pink Floyd inspired homage to classic rock and is made up of a group of young and very talented Los Angeles musicians who have been playing together for several years. Their namesake is a tribute to Corey's desire to write and perform with honesty and a goal to advocate the truth.

Titled "Technology Analogy", the album reflects on the pros and cons of computer technology and how it is integrated into today's society. How did it begin? Where did science derive from? And will communication and social interaction inevitably suffer from its evolution. These are the themes "Technology Analogy" seeks to explore. The album features contributions by Pink Floyds John Carin and other Floyd related musicians including Scotty Page (saxophonist from 86-89) and Lili Hayden who recently performed with Roger Waters at the famed Coachella Music and Arts Festival. Other talented musicians include Mark Karan of the Grateful Dead sub band Rat Dog where he performs the late Jerry Garcias vocal and guitar work.

The album cover is also homage to their idols, designed by the legendary Storm Thorgerson, who has designed numerous album covers including the infamous "Dark Side Of The Moon" cover with its iconic refracting prism.

The band has two North American tours under their belt and is anxious to get back on stage in front of an audience: "This is going to be an exceptional album", states Corey, a long time Pink Floyd fanI feel very fortunate that musicians of this caliber have all agreed to participate on this project, its very humbling" Corey adds.

Technology Analogy is being produced by Feldman and Executive Produced by the Wizardz of Oz, and LA based Australian production team comprised of Andrew Bojanic and Liz Hooper whose hit making history includes working with artists such as Avril Lavigne, Liz Phair and Hawk Nelson.