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Track List
03) And Then the Rain...
10) 1000 Souls
13) You Belong (demo) (1999 previously unrelease
01) Shapeshifter
02) Shadowland
04) Take the Blame
05) The Last Breath
06) Psychic Imbalance
07) Hope
08) Breach in My Sanity
09) Demon Tears
11) Someone Else
12) Will We Remain
03) And Then the Rain...
10) 1000 Souls
13) You Belong (demo) (1999 previously unrelease
01) Shapeshifter
02) Shadowland
04) Take the Blame
05) The Last Breath
06) Psychic Imbalance
07) Hope
08) Breach in My Sanity
09) Demon Tears
11) Someone Else
12) Will We Remain
5:12
4:54
5:51
4:29
5:07
4:39
3:35
6:12
5:33
5:23
5:34
4:23
5:25
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First Released
2006
Progressive Metal
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Metal
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"Crimson Skies" is the second album by Swedish progressive metal band Cloudscape, released through Nightmare Records in 2006.
Review from the Metal Archives "To Summerize, the packaging is top notch. The front cover is an amazing piece of artwork, and the music inside is incredible to say the least. There really arent any ballads on here. Its not overly technical like most power metal. Thats the reason is gets your attention right from the start. The singer reminds of Russell Allen, the guitarists play some solo's, but nothing thats going to melt your face off. The drums are in the front, but dont pummel you. Overall, the production is very professional."
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"Crimson Skies" is the second album by Swedish progressive metal band Cloudscape, released through Nightmare Records in 2006.
Review from the Metal Archives "To Summerize, the packaging is top notch. The front cover is an amazing piece of artwork, and the music inside is incredible to say the least. There really arent any ballads on here. Its not overly technical like most power metal. Thats the reason is gets your attention right from the start. The singer reminds of Russell Allen, the guitarists play some solo's, but nothing thats going to melt your face off. The drums are in the front, but dont pummel you. Overall, the production is very professional."
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