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Progress, the band's first LP as a five-piece since Robbie Williams's depature in 1995, will be released on November 22.
It will be preceded by the single 'The Flood', the music video for which was shot on the River Thames, on November 14.
The LP has been executive produced by Stuart Price, who previously worked on Madonna's Confessions On A Dancefloor, Kylie Minogue's Aphrodite and Scissor Sisters' latest record Night Work.
The album follows The Circus, which topped the charts in 2008 and spawned the number one hit 'Greatest Day'.
Take That and Robbie Williams have sold over 80 million albums between them, managing 13 number one albums and 17 number one singles.
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