Lyric Video For New Track "The Compression Of Time" Issued By Chronos Zero
Chronos Zero released a lyric video for the new track "The Compression of Time." The song appears on the band's upcoming sophomore release "Hollowlands - The Tears Path: Chapter One," which is set to drop on January 22nd via Scarlet Records.
The album is the first to feature the new vocal team of Manuel Guerrieri (Crawling Chaos, Hortus Animae) and Margherita Leardini, both having joined the band in 2014.
"Hollowlands - The Tears Path: Chapter One" was mixed and mastered by producer Simone Mularoni (DGM) at Domination Studios in San Marino and features guests appearances by Mularoni himself, Matt Marinelli (Borealis) and Jan Manenti (Love.Might.Kill.).
The track listing is as follows:
1. The Compression of Time
2. Fracture
3. Shattered
4. On the Tears of Path
5. Who Are You? (A Shape of Nothingness)
6. Who Am I? (Overcame by Blackwater Rain)
7. Ruins of the Memories of Fear
8. Phalanx of Madness
9. Oblivion, Pt. 1 - The Underworld
10. Oblivion, Pt. 2 - The Trial of Maat
11. Oblivion, Pt. 3 - The Harp
12. The Fall of the Balance
13. Near the Nightmare
14. From Chaos to Chaos
Check out "The Compression of Time" here:
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I enjoyed it as well. It a bit disjointed at times, but the part that really grabbed me was the solo. It appears to be a guest solo from a guy named Simone Mularoni. I had to look into the guy because if you close your eyes you could swear it was Michael Romeo (Symphony X) playing. Damn impressive, to say the least.
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1. Drum_Junkie writes:
Nice! Thanks for the album review, CROM!
Another fine selection. I'm digging the varied combination of influences.
I think this has some similarities to To-Mera.
Margherita's voice sounds like Julie Kiss's in spots.
I'll definitely be looking for this album!