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David Gilmour claims Pink Floyd were 'bullied' over release of final album

David Gilmour insists Pink Floyd's last album wasn't intended to be a follow-up to 'The Division Bell'

David Gilmour has claimed Pink Floyd were "bullied" by their record label to release their final album, 'The Endless River', as a "properly paid-for record".

The 78-year-old rocker - who joined the legendary prog rock group in 1967 - believes the 2014 record was wrongly promoted as a follow-up to 1994's 'The Division Bell', when in fact, it was just a continuation of instrumental and ambient music recorded in the same sessions for its predecessor.

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