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Content Introduction: British melodic hard rock band Ten releases their first new album in four years. They deliver exquisite melodic hard rock that is full of lyricism and deeply resonates with Japanese sensibilities! Ten is a British hard rock band. Originally a solo project by Gary Hughes (Vo), the band made their album debut in 1996 with 'X', and their popularity first took off here in Japan. Since then, with albums like 'The Name of the Rose' (1996), 'The Robe' (1997), and 'Spellbound' (1998), their popularity has expanded to Europe. Ten has established a solid position as a band that delivers exquisite melodic hard rock. Now, they are releasing their new album, 'Here Be Monsters'. In fact, Ten has recorded two albums during this pandemic. "Here Be Monsters" is the first in a series. This new album, their first in four years since "Illuminati," features a change in drummers, with Marcus Kulman of Sinner taking over, but the music itself remains true to their usual style. It's full of lyricism, delivering superb melodic hard rock that will deeply resonate with Japanese listeners. Gary Hughes' melancholic vocals seem to speak to the depths of your soul. Incidentally, the planned second album is not a sequel to this one, but a completely independent work. We can't wait for that either! [Members] Gary Hughes (vocals), Dan Rosingana (guitar), Steve Grocott (guitar), John Halliwell (guitar), Darrell Treece Birch (keyboards), Steve McKenna (bass), Marcus Kulman (drums) [CD Track Listing] 01. Fearless 02. Chapter and Psarm 03. Hurricane 04. Strangers on a Distant Shore 05. The Dream That Fell to Earth 06. The Miracle of Life 07. Immaculate Friends 08. Anything You Want 09. Follow Me Into the Fire 10. The Longest Time [Japan-only Bonus Track] 11. Hurricane (Different Mix) Media Reviews and More British melodic hard rock band Ten has released their first new album in four years. It's full of lyricism and delivers superb melodic hard rock that will deeply resonate with Japanese listeners! (C)RS
