After splitting up in the early 80s, Yes made a surprising comeback in 1983 with "90125". The album was recorded with a new line-up: Longtime members Jon Anderson, Chris Squire and Alan White were joined by guitarist Trevor Rabin and keyboardist Tony Kaye. The album also brought a new, more streamlined sound, for which the British avant-pop producer Trevor Horn was responsible. Thanks to his influence, the English progressive rock veterans sounded modern. Their sound seemed to be in tune with the times, just as MTV was beginning its triumphant advance.