Waiting for Miracles

Waiting for Miracles is the thirteenth studio album by the progressive rock band the Flower Kings, released on 2019.^[2]

Waiting for Miracles
Studio album by the Flower Kings
Released	8 November 2019
Studio	RMV, Stockholm[1]
Genre	Progressive rock
Length	84:32
Label	Inside Out Music Sony Music
The Flower Kings chronology
Desolation Rose (2013) Waiting for Miracles (2019) Islands (2020)

Track listing

Waiting for Miracles track listing

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Length
1.	"House of Cards"	Kamins	1:57
2.	"Black Flag"	Stolt	7:39
3.	"Miracles for America"	Stolt	9:56
4.	"Vertigo"	Stolt	9:59
5.	"The Bridge"	Stolt	5:32
6.	"Ascending to the Stars"	Kamins	5:40
7.	"Wicked Old Symphony"	Stolt	5:46
8.	"The Rebel Circus"	DeMaio, Stolt	5:49
9.	"Sleep with the Enemy"	Stolt	6:01
10.	"The Crowning of Greed"	Stolt	4:49
11.	"House of Cards Reprise"	Kamins	1:21
12.	"Spirals"	Reingold, DeMaio, Stolt, Kamins	5:06
13.	"Steampunk"	Stolt	6:30
14.	"We Were Always Here"	Stolt	7:35
15.	"Busking at Brobank"	Stolt	0:52
Total length:			84:32

Personnel

The Flower Kings

• Roine Stolt – electric, 12-string (2, 13) and acoustic (5, 7, 9, 14, 15) guitars, keyboards, sequencer (4), Taurus Moog (8), strings and pipe organ (9), Mellotron and ukulele (10, 12), synth (14), lead vocals (3), co-producer
• Hasse Fröberg – lead vocals, backing vocals
• Jonas Reingold – acoustic (5), fretless (4) and electric basses
• Mirko DeMaio – drums, percussion, vibes (3), timpani (3, 6)
• Zach Kamins – Hammond, Mellotron, Minimoog, synths, Rhodes, piano, Wurlitzer (7), Yamaha GX-1 organ (8), glockenspiel and marimba (10, 12), guitar and orchestration (6), theremin and harmonium (15)

Guest musicians

• Michael Stolt – bass and Taurus Moog (1, 2, 7), backing vocals (3)
• Bradley Dujmovic – strings engineer
• John "Zach" Dellinger – viola (6)
• Paul Cartwright – violin (6)

Additional credits^[3]

• Kevin Sloan – artwork
• Carsten Drescher – layout
• Lilian Forsberg – photography
• KR – lacquer cut

Charts

Chart performance for Waiting for Miracles

Chart (2019)	Peak position
Belgian Albums (Ultratop Wallonia)[4]	84
German Albums (Offizielle Top 100)[5]	59
Swiss Albums (Schweizer Hitparade)[6]	67