The Italian quintet have returned with their most diverse effort to date. Their fourth full-length, self-titled album shows the band heading in a thrashier direction, while retaining some of their patented prog-rock elements. They just wrapped up a few festival appearances in their hometown and will now work on solidifying a European tour for the fall. Their new offering delivers 10 flawlessly executed tracks of aggressively melodic metal in its purest form.
Check out the follow track and you can easily witness the group’s dynamic musicianship:
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“LABYRINTH combine elements of both power metal and progressive to create a speedy, but soothing mixture.”
--Into-obscurity.com, August, 2003
“The group’s self-titled new album continues to demonstrate that they are a force to be reckoned with.”
--Blabbermouth.com, August 2003
Check out the follow track and you can easily witness the group’s dynamic musicianship:
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“LABYRINTH combine elements of both power metal and progressive to create a speedy, but soothing mixture.”
--Into-obscurity.com, August, 2003
“The group’s self-titled new album continues to demonstrate that they are a force to be reckoned with.”
--Blabbermouth.com, August 2003