"The Endless River" is a 2014 album by the British rock band Pink Floyd. It serves as a tribute to the band's late keyboardist, Richard Wright, featuring previously unreleased material recorded during the sessions for their earlier albums. The album is primarily instrumental, showcasing the band's signature sound with atmospheric and melodic compositions. The album consists of 18 tracks, divided into four parts, and is designed to be listened to as a continuous piece of music. It reflects themes of nostalgia and remembrance, capturing the essence of Pink Floyd's musical journey while offering a serene listening experience.