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Contents: British veteran progressive metal band Threshold releases their first new album in five years. The heavy parts are heavier. The melodic parts are more melodic. This album is recommended for both fans and newcomers to prog! Threshold is a British veteran progressive metal band. Their formation dates back to 1988. After releasing several demos, they made their album debut in 1993 with "Wounded Land." This album, which includes two epic tracks exceeding 10 minutes in length, is truly in the style of progressive metal and became a big hit. After releasing four albums throughout the 90s, Threshold signed with InsideOut, one of the leading labels in the progressive metal world. After releasing three albums, "Hypothetical" (2001), "Critical Mass" (2002), and "Subsurface" (2004), they moved to the major German label Nuclear Blast. They have consistently released innovative and, of course, high-quality works that are uniquely their own, establishing a firm position in the progressive metal world. Now, they are releasing their 12th album, titled "Dividing Lines." It's been five years since their critically acclaimed double album, "Legends of the Shires." Regarding the new album, keyboardist Richard West says, "It's like a big brother to the last one, but darker and more melodic." This album also features two epic tracks exceeding 10 minutes in length, showcasing Threshold's signature progressive metal. Meanwhile, the heavy parts are heavier, and the melodic parts are more melodic, further refining their strengths. There's absolutely no need to be intimidated by the term "progressive"?this is an artistic yet incredibly easy-to-listen-to album that is recommended not only to prog metal fans but also to beginners! [Members] Glynn Morgan (Vocals), Carl Groom (Guitar), Richard West (Keyboards), Steve Anderson (Bass), Johan James (Drums) [CD Track Listing] 01. Haunted 02. Hall of Echoes 03. Let It Burn 04. Silenced 05. The Domino Effect 06. Complex 07. King of Nothing 08. Lost Along the Way 09. Run 10. Defense Condition Media Reviews and More Veteran British progressive metal band Threshold releases their first new album in 5 years. The heavy parts are heavier. The melodic parts are more melodic. An album recommended for fans and prog newcomers alike! (C)RS
