Beyond Shadowland Coming Soon
Six By Six, featuring, from SAGA, guitarist Ian Crichton, 'The' Nigel Glockler, powerhouse drummer for British metal masters SAXON, and vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Robert Berry from 3 and Alliance are pleased to announce the release of their sophomore offering ‘Beyond Shadowland’ on April 26th. The band reconvened just south of San Francisco to bend, shape, hammer, and caress their diverse musical talents into 11 impressive new tracks. The first single ‘The Arms Of A Word’, is out now. Let's listen as they continue to define and build upon their unique melodic space, welding guitar-driven rock, metal, and prog into a unique and powerful sonic stronghold. Get yours today.
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Ian Crichton comments: “On the new record we kept our style but have written stylistically some quite different tunes. I gave Robert a lot of parts, sections, licks, middle 8’s, etc. He added verses, bridges, etc… and vocals! He’s a brilliant arranger. Of course, Nigel is a powerhouse. As always, he played great on this record.”
"...melodic, guitar-heavy, 80s-retro AOR (anthemic and catchy lead single Yearning To Fly, the joyous Reason To Feel Calm Again) while maintaining some prog-rock heft... An inspired opening salvo that bubbles with chemistry and bodes well for the future." - Grant Moon - Classic Rock - Loudersound.com
Coming in a #11 - 2022 Best ... Rock Albums -
"Here’s something you don’t say about prog too often: these are catchy songs. From the three-minute “China” to the eight-minute “Reason to Feel Calm Again,” each track is instantly recognizable on its own. " - 2022 Best Progressive Metal/Rock Albums,
Mike Huck - Heavy Music HQ
"...this is everything you want and expect from a power trio..., Crichton sounds totally invigorated throughout." - BA, Vintage Guitar Magazine

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“... very interesting concept and for readers who like heady story crafting with equal measures of artwork that help tell the story, then I do believe this one is worth your time and money. If I didn’t know it was a companion piece to an album, the story could stand on its own. I however know (and now you do to) that it fits with the album and try as I might, that piece feels missing, and I do want to know.... "
