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Content Introduction: Veteran Italian progressive power metal band Eldritch releases their 13th studio album. Their dark, melancholic, and dramatic melodic style will be irresistible to fans of Queensryche and Fates Warning! Eldritch is an Italian progressive power metal band that was formed in 1991. In 1995, they released their debut album, "Seeds of Rage," on InsideOut Music, the mecca of progressive rock. Their highly progressive style, influenced by Queensryche, Dream Theater, Fates Warning, and even Coroner, caused quite a stir. Since then, while undergoing numerous member changes and incorporating influences from Metallica, Pantera, Machine Head, and others, they have continued to release albums at a rapid pace, once every few years. Now, after a two-year hiatus, their 13th studio album is being released. Titled "Innervoid," this album explodes with dark, melancholic melodies and progressive, dramatic power metal. The band skillfully weaves in complex time signatures without becoming overly incomprehensible, a testament to their masterful approach. The powerful vocals of newly joined vocalist Alex Jarusso are also a highlight. If you like Queensryche, Nevermore, Symphony X, or Fates Warning, you can't miss this! ? The 13th album from veteran Italian progressive power metal bands ? First album since the addition of Alex Jarusso, a vocalist with a beautiful voice that combines sweetness and power, a direct descendant of James LaBrie ? Mixing & mastering by Simone Muraloni (DGM), who has worked on albums by Michael Romeo and Vision Divine ? Artwork by Federico Mondelli, guitarist of Frozen Crown and Be The Wolf [Members] Alex Jarusso (vocals) Eugene Simone (guitar) Ruzi Zinanneski (guitar) Oleg Smirnoff (keyboards) Dario Rastrucci (bass) Raphael Dorridge (drums) [CD Tracklist] 01. Inner Void 02. Handful of Sand (Light or Long) 03. Born on Cold Ash 04. Elegy of Last 05. To the End 06. Wings of Emptyness 07. From the Scars (Flatland) 08. Lost Days of Winter 09. Black Bedlam 10. Forgotten Disciple Media Reviews and More Veteran Italian progressive power metal band Eldritch releases their 13th studio album. Their dark, melancholic, and dramatic style, full of melodies, will be irresistible to fans of Queensryche and Fates Warning! (C)RS
