Bruce Springsteen is seemingly gearing up to release another massive collection from his vaults. After teasing on Instagram on Tuesday (April 1) that "what was lost has now been found," The Boss posted the official teaser for what appears to be another career-spanning project on Wednesday (April 2) via another Insta post with the caption #TheLostAlbums.

That's why it may be tempting to disregard a post on Bruce Springsteen's Instagram page that displays a Thrill Hill Recording log sheet dated April 3 that reads "What Was Lost Has Now Been Found." But the date suggests this is a tease for an announcement coming in two days,

The Lost Albums” on Thursday, the singer announced on social media Wednesday morning. No further information was provided, but the first volume of “Tracks” was 4-CD, 66-song collection of unreleased material from across his career that was issued in 1998.

Bruce Springsteen is seemingly gearing up to release another massive collection from his vaults. After teasing on Instagram on Tuesday (April 1) that “what was lost has now been found,” The Boss posted the official teaser for what appears to be another career-spanning project on Wednesday (April 2) via another Insta post with the caption #TheLostAlbums.

After delving into his legendary vault for the first time with the original, 66-song Tracks in 1998, Springsteen began giving specific albums the dedicated rarities-packed boxed set treatment in 2010 with The Promise: The Darkness on the Edge of Town Story.

Danny Clinch This morning, Bruce Springsteen took to his social channels to announce the imminent release of an eagerly anticipated archival