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6 Days to Nowhere by Labyrinth (Metal) (CD, 2007)
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Product Identifiers
Record LabelScarlet Italy
UPC8025044012927
eBay Product ID (ePID)2321184442
Product Key Features
FormatCD
Release Year2007
GenreHeavy Metal
Run Time57 Mins 8 Seconds
StyleProgressive Metal
ArtistLabyrinth (Metal)
Release Title6 Days to Nowhere
Additional Product Features
DistributionE1 Entertainment
Number of Discs1
EngineerGiovanni Spinotti
Additional informationLyricist: Roberto Tiranti. Personnel: Roberto Tiranti (vocals); Andrea Cantarelli (guitar); Andrea De Paoli (keyboards, programming). Audio Mixer: Giovanni Spinotti. Recording information: Elnor Studio, Novate Milanese, MI (05/2006-10/2006). Photographer: Emmanuel Mathez. Arrangers: Andrea De Paoli; Roberto Tiranti; Andrea Cantarelli. The second album by Italian power metal act Labyrinth since an intra-band schism led to the departure of leader Olaf Thörsen, 6 Days to Nowhere continues the near-total stylistic shift begun with its predecessor, 2005's Freeman. Abandoning the tropes of contemporary European metal almost entirely, 6 Days to Nowhere is a melodic hard rock album in the '80s style. New singer Roberto Tiranti has settled comfortably into his role, and the prog rock influences that have always been implicit in the band's sound come to the fore on tracks like the epic "Mother Earth," which recalls the prog-metal heyday of Queensrÿche. On the other hand, the banal cover of "Come Together" does no one any favors. While 6 Days to Nowhere may disappoint those longterm fans who haven't already followed Thörsen to his current act Vision Divine, those still hanging on to their old King's X albums will likely find something of interest here. ~ Stewart Mason
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